A Taiwanese woman who went to Japan was murdered. The entire timeline of the Kawaguchiko Hotel murder case is exposed!

A horrific murder occurred on the 19th of this month in Fujikawaguchiko Town, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan. A Taiwanese woman who participated in a group tour arrived in Japan for sightseeing, but was hacked to death in a hotel, leaving her heartbroken. The Japanese police arrested the Taiwanese suspect who was traveling with him and was sent to the Kofu District Prosecutor's Office on the morning of the 21st. As the suspect confessed the ins and outs of the crime, the timeline of more than 30 hours before and after the murder was slowly revealed.

According to the police, the deceased was 38-year-old Taiwanese Jing Yunrong. She was participating in a group tour. She did not show up when they were assembled on the morning of the 19th. Hotel employees went to the room to check and found her lying on the bed, dead. The autopsy results showed that Jing Nu had a deep wound on the left side of her neck and the cause of death was excessive blood loss.

The police arrested Yang Minhan, a 27-year-old Taiwanese involved in the case, for violating the Gun Knife Act. He was suspected of possessing a kitchen knife. Ms. Yang confessed that "possessing a knife is a fact" and confessed to the crime. According to the investigators, Yang Nv also confessed that "during this trip, she became close to Jing Nv. She wanted to chat with her before going to her room."

According to the "YBS Yamanashi Broadcasting" report, investigators pointed out that the deceased and the suspect arrived at Narita Airport on the evening of the 17th. On the 18th, Ms. Yang bought a kitchen knife from another county. On the same day, she went to Yamanashi Prefecture, took a bus to visit the northern foot of Fuji and checked into a hotel in Lake Kawaguchi. At 8 a.m. the next day on the 19th, her companion, Ms. Igashi, was found dead in the hotel. Whether it was a spontaneous act or a premeditated crime is under detailed investigation.