How 1 Business Card Killed All 12 Employees of a Bank
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In 1948, 12 people were murdered in cold blood at a bank after a long day of work after being given medicine by a doctor, marking the Teikoku Ginko case the deadliest bank heist in history. The culprit was equipped with no weapons, just one business card, and a handful of pills. The business card started a manhunt in Tokyo and the rest of Japan, leading to even more questions. Let’s get into it!
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