Tokyo DispatchJapan, in EnglishSatsuki Naito's defense argued for a suspended sentence, citing attachment disorder, possible postpartum depression and a lack of state support before she cut her baby's throat in the bath.
The former wrestler, who retired in 2015 and now needs help with much of daily life, says pro wrestling is what keeps him going.
The health ministry is considering requiring operators of group homes for people with disabilities to undergo external evaluation and publish the results, as cases of poor management at service providers draw scrutiny.
Shiho Zahebu was turned away by 40 group homes before a one-to-one visiting care scheme let her son Yuto live on his own. Six years on, her station supports six such households and is short of helpers.
