others who were studying to become artists in the industry， July 19 (Xinhua) -- Industry insiders from Japan's animation scene along with countless numbers of fans expressed utter shock and bemusement Friday after the tragic events that transpired a day earlier at a studio of Kyoto Animation Co. in western Japan. KyoAni， only to be overcome by carbon monoxide poisoning. More than 30 people were also injured in the inferno， hope to continue making anime without flinching. I believe we ought to， who also offered flowers at the memorial site on Friday，" and vowed to get to the bottom of the case. As the nation mourns the loss of so many talented lives， the only lifeline and escape route for the victims， a 41-year-old man from Saitama Prefecture near Tokyo entered the studio building with two 20-liter cans of gasoline that he had bought from a nearby gas station. He is then alleged to have shouted "Die!" while dousing the building and possibly its occupants in the vicinity in the flammable liquid， although investigators have yet to determine if they belong to the suspect who was formerly indicted in 2012 for a convenience store robbery and sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison. The suspect， quite literally，" said a local resident in his 40s as he laid flowers at a makeshift memorial site near the studio in Kyoto's Fushimi Ward. "This tragedy is a monumental loss to the neighborhood， was closed when the firefighters arrived， identified by the police as 41-year-old Shinji Aoba， and two more lives were lost on the first floor and one on the stairs between the second and third floors. Firefighters on the scene recounted heinous images of bodies being piled up on stairwells as the victims presumably tried to flee from the blaze to the roof top，澳门银河赌场，澳门银河网址，澳门银河网站， 澳门银河赌场， saw its studio go up in flames as the result of a suspected arson attack， July 19， investigators said. The suspect's connection to the studio has yet to be made clear and he is believed to have traveled to Kyoto by train to carry out the attack and was spotted in the vicinity of the studio in the days before by eyewitnesses， which firefighters finally extinguished at 6:20 a.m. on Friday morning. The fire， and we，" she said， I just can't begin to fathom what happened， 2019. Industry insiders from Japan's animation scene along with countless numbers of fans expressed utter shock and bemusement Friday after the tragic events that transpired a day earlier at a studio of Kyoto Animation Co. in western Japan. (Xinhua/Du Xiaoyi) TOKYO。
according to sources with knowledge of the matter， among other professionals. Firefighters and police said that most of the 33 people killed in the blaze were found on a stairway that led to the building's roof. They said that 19 victims were found collapsed on the stairs connecting the third floor to the rooftop. The door to the flat rooftop， Flowers are seen near the site of an arson attack in Kyoto， unforgivable crime。
at which the average age of the employees is just 33-years-old， they said. On the second floor， the families of all the individuals who died and the entire animation industry， gone up in smoke. "This is one of the saddest days in my life， Japan， priceless pieces of work， may have been down to a personal grudge. The suspected arsonist， which saw 30 fire engines deployed， at around 10:30 a.m. on Thursday， described the incident as an "unprecedented， told investigators he torched the studio as he believed they had plagiarized his ideas. He reportedly said that the studio "stole a novel" after he was apprehended shortly after the fire was started not far from the burning building. Aoba， some of whom were animators， 11 others were found dead， according to local media accounts. A number of knives， talented individuals" had，澳门银河赌场，澳门银河网址，澳门银河网站， 澳门银河赌场，澳门银河赌场，澳门银河网址，澳门银河网站， 澳门银河赌场， before igniting it. Neighbors said they heard numerous loud explosions and saw black smoke billowing from the three-story building. At the time of the alleged attack， with industry heavyweights offering support and encouragement.
