Jing Yunrong, a 38-year-old Taiwanese woman, wentJapan While traveling, his body was found at the Kawaguchiko Hotel in Yamanashi Prefecture on October 19. He was stabbed in the neck and died due to excessive bleeding. Yang Minhan, a 27-year-old Taiwanese woman from the same group, was arrested by Japanese police for illegally possessing a knife. Originally thought to be a murder between members of a tour group, the case took a major turn when Taiwanese prosecutors intervened.
The Tainan District Prosecutor’s Office learned that the deceased’s 29-year-old husband, surnamed Li, was suspected of carrying out a false marriage with her, advocating traveling to Japan alone and taking out high-density insurance.Insurance Suspected of involvement in joint homicide and fraudulent insurance claims. On October 26, Li Nan was ordered by the court to be detained without permission. Whether this cross-border killing was premeditated has become the focal point of the investigation.
Jing Yunrong and Yang Minhan arrived at Narita Airport in Japan on the evening of October 17. On the 18th, they took a tour bus to Oshino Hakkai, Oishi Park and other scenic spots around Mount Fuji, and stayed at the Fuji Kawaguchiko Tourist Hotel in the evening.
After 8 o’clock in the morning on the 19th, Jing Nu arrived at the tour group meeting place as scheduled. Hotel staff went into the room to investigate and found her lying on her back on the bed with no signs of life. Ms. Yang was also in the room at the time, with blood stains on her body. Another kitchen knife stained with blood was found at the scene.
A forensic autopsy confirmed that Jingnav suffered a deep stab wound to the left side of his neck, damaging his carotid artery, and he died from excessive blood loss. It took just over 30 hours from the time he entered Japan to the time he was assassinated.
The most worrying suspicion in this murder case is that there were no obvious signs of a fight in the hotel room, and there were no defensive wounds on the deceased. Gao Dacheng, director of the forensic department of the Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University, analyzed that if the deceased and the suspect were not acquainted with each other, it would be quite unusual for them to be fatally attacked but show no signs of resistance. They speculated that Jing Nu may have been given sleeping pills, or the severe shock may have caused her to become unconscious and lose the ability to move.
👉Taiwanese woman’s dead body revealed. A female guest from the same group at a Japanese hotel was arrested for possessing a knife without good reason.
