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Taiwanese tourist Jing Yunrong died in a guest room of the Fujikawaguchiko Hotel in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan. Yang Minhan, a fellow traveler, was arrested in connection with the case.
There was a surprising reversal in the murder of a Taiwanese tourist in Fujikawaguchiko Town, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan on the 19th! Jing Yunrong, a 38-year-old woman, was found dead in a tourist hotel room with a stab wound on her neck. Yang Minhan, a 38-year-old woman in the group, was arrested by the local police on serious suspicion and holding a kitchen knife. It was Jing's Taiwanese husband who allegedly abetted the murder of his wife by fraudulently claiming insurance money. In this regard, forensic doctor Gao Dacheng said that Jing's wife knew she might be killed but still went to Japan. The fact that she had been drugged into a coma or had her neck cut was one of the keys to solving the case.
Gao Dacheng said that Jing Nu once revealed to the media that her newly married husband purchased huge amounts of accident insurance and travel insurance for her, and even asked for her limbs to be defrauded. A month ago, Jing Nu fell off the rails at a high-speed rail station, and a month later she was killed by having her neck slit while traveling in Japan. She showed no signs of struggle, which showed that she was already aware of the danger of death. "How can a person be so weak? He encountered two life and death difficulties in a row in just one month. This is definitely a problem!"
Gao Dacheng said that Jing Nu and Yang Nu lived in different single rooms. How could Yang Nu break into Jing Nu's room and kill someone? He remained silent after the murder, which was obviously a hidden secret. Since both of them worked in the company of Jing Nu's husband, Li Nan, they suspected that they had known each other for a long time. They drugged Jing Nu and made her unconscious before returning to the room to commit the murder.
Because Jing Nu had financial problems, she had been sentenced to public danger after falling off a high-speed train. This time she was killed in Japan without any signs of struggle. In addition, Gao Dacheng also boldly speculated that Jing Nu was brainwashed by Li Nan and felt that there was no way to escape. She might even kill herself with a knife in front of Yang Nu so that her mother, who had been changed as the insurance beneficiary, could receive the deposit. However, Gao Dacheng emphasized that this is all inference and still needs further investigation by the Taiwanese and Japanese prosecutors.
Forensic doctor Gao Dacheng said that the motive for the murder was nothing more than love, wealth, and hatred. Since Jing Nu was killed in a single room without any signs of struggle, and if sleeping pills could not be found and she was drugged into coma, he believed that Jing Nu might have been deceived by Li Nan, who took advantage of emotional and financial problems to deceive her and committed suicide in front of Yang Nu. If the neck was cut on the left side, the possibility of suicide was high, and if the neck was cut on the right side, it might be homicide.
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Taiwan and Japan prosecutors will further investigate husband Li Nan and the incident
Very likely · Within weeks

A 38-year-old Taiwanese woman surnamed Jing was murdered at the Kawaguchiko Hotel in Japan. Her husband surnamed Li, who is suspected of having a false marriage with the deceased and having high insurance coverage, has been detained in Taiwan. Since the suspected perpetrator, the woman surnamed Yang, and key murder evidence are both in Japan, the prosecutors will need to obtain evidence from Japan through diplomatic channels and mutual legal assistance, and the timetable is still difficult to predict.

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