Japan On the 19th, a Taiwanese woman was found dead in a hotel in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi Prefecture, and another Taiwanese woman was arrested on suspicion of violating the “Law on Prohibition of Possession of Firearms, Swords, etc.” (Called the “Gunsword Law”). NHK interviewed people involved in the search and learned that there was no sign of a dispute at the scene. Police believe that the arrested woman knows about the death of the deceased and are launching a detailed investigation.
Police said the deceased was Jing Yunrong, a 38-year-old Taiwanese woman who was traveling to Japan as part of a tour group.sightseeing tour On the morning of 19th, when the time for the meeting came, he still did not appear. Hotel staff went to the room to investigate and found him lying dead on his back on the bed, with a deep wound to the left side of his neck, which was believed to be fatal. Police arrested Yang Minhan, a 27-year-old Taiwanese woman who was in the same room at the time, on suspicion of possessing a kitchen knife about 12 centimeters long without any reasonable cause.
Yang Minhan reportedly confessed to the police that he was suspected of violating the “Gun Knife Law” and was transferred to the Kofu District Prosecutor’s Office on the morning of the 21st. Police investigation confirmed that both were participating in the same tour group. NHK also learned from people involved in the search that there were no signs of resistance on the body of the deceased.
Yamanashi TV reported that the cause of death of the woman, surnamed Jing, was excessive blood loss, and police seized a blood-stained kitchen knife at the scene. Those involved in the search revealed that Yang Su, who was in the room when the body was found, also had blood stains on his body. NHK reported that Yang was suspected of purchasing a kitchen knife during the tour group’s itinerary, and that police were investigating the death of the woman surnamed Jing in detail.
