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Joji Obara
is a Korean-Japanese man who has been convicted of committing multiple rapes in Japan. Most notoriously, he was convicted of raping and murdering Australian national Carita Ridgway in 1992 and British national Lucie Blackman in 2000.
==Background==
Joji Obara was born 〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/life/article1722929.ece )〕〔(How the bubble burst for Lucie's alleged killer ), TIMESONLINE, August 17, 2005〕 in 1952 to poor Zainichi Korean parents in Osaka, Japan. During his youth, his father worked his way from scrap collector to taxi driver to immensely wealthy owner of a string of pachinko parlours. At 15, Obara enrolled in prestigious private high schools, a prep school which is owned by Keio University, which at graduation guarantees entrance to the University. Two years later, upon his father's death, he inherited property in Osaka and Tokyo. After graduating from Keio University with degrees in politics and law, he became a naturalized Japanese citizen and legally changed his name to Joji Obara.〔
During the late 1980s and early 1990s, Obara invested heavily in real estate speculation. After losing his fortune when the bubble burst and his firm collapsed, he reportedly used his business as a money laundering front for the yakuza syndicate, Sumiyoshi-kai.
His collection of pornographic videos, 4,000 to 5,000 of which were recovered by police, led police to believe that Obara may have raped anywhere from 150 to 400 women.〔(''60 Minutes'' Transcript – Night Stalkers ) Retrieved December 21, 2006 〕 A recreational drug user, he was reported to have an obsession with western women and developed a sex fetish for molesting unconscious women. Police found over 200 sex videos involving Obara's molesting women in this manner, sometimes wearing a facemask, and they reported that his extensive journals made reference to "conquer play", a euphemism describing his sexual assaults on women who he wrote were "only good for sex" and on which he sought revenge, "revenge on the world" drugging them with chloroform.〔''Japan Times'', "(Monster in Blackman case still an enigma )", 22 February 2011, p. 12.〕
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