Death as hoped…? The shivering truth behind the “post” of the 53-year-old man who abandoned a female college student.

Where’s the path of a man?　I’ve gone off the rails again, but I’ve been useful…haven’t I?

On October 7, immediately after the woman’s death, the suspect tweeted a meaningful message.

On October 11, Isamu Ono, 53, an unemployed Sapporo City resident, was re-arrested for dumping the body of Yuna Segawa, 22, a university student living in Otaru City, Hokkaido. Ms. Segawa went out from her home with a smile on her face at noon on October 3. On October 7, a missing persons report was filed with the Hokkaidō police.

The signal from Ms. Segawa’s smartphone was cut off near the apartment where the suspect Ono lived. Subsequent investigations revealed the possibility that Ms. Segawa was being held captive in the Ono suspect’s home. When police arrived at the scene, they found Ono in front of the house and questioned him about his duties. Since he was carrying a folding knife with a blade length of 8.7 cm, they arrested him for violating the Firearms Control Law.

Furthermore, when Ono’s room was raided, Segawa’s body was found at ……. As a result of the autopsy, it is believed that she died around the 4th, and the cause of death was asphyxiation due to being strangled. Mr. Segawa’s smartphone was also found in the room. Upon investigation, Ono told the police that he had met Ms. Segawa before the incident and that he had killed her by strangling her in the room. He strangled her to death inside the room,’ implying that he killed her.

Message to the University Guide

The suspect Ono seems to have said that he and Ms. Segawa “met through SNS,” but the details of how they met are unknown. According to a friend, Ms. Segawa loved cooking and had a cheerful personality.

The 2010 edition of the university’s brochure states, “Ms. Segawa studied rehabilitation at a university in Sapporo with the goal of becoming an occupational therapist in the future. In the 2010 edition of the university’s guide, she wrote, “I have solved the past 10 years’ worth of questions over and over again to improve my groundwork for the national exam, and I plan to take a practice exam in the future. I am looking forward to finding out where I stand in relation to the passing line.

She also loved cooking, serving homemade cakes and apple pies to her family. She chose a restaurant as her part-time job. I heard that she had a cheerful and active personality and was trusted by many people.