The number of Japanese killing themselves in groups after meeting through the Internet - strangers afraid to die alone - soared to a record 91 in 2005, nearly double that of 2004, police said.
The number of Japanese killing themselves in groups after meeting through the Internet - strangers afraid to die alone - soared to a record 91 in 2005, nearly double that of 2004, police said.
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