Choking and choking in jail…6 men died suspiciously, Miyuki Ueda, death row inmate, “Love letters sent to victims” and bewitching methods.

The suspicious deaths of six men shook Japan. Miyuki Ueda, 49, the perpetrator of the crime and a death-row inmate, died at the Hiroshima Detention Center, where she was being held. She collapsed during dinner a little past 4:00 p.m. on the evening of January 14, and although a staff member immediately removed the food from her throat, she became unconscious. He was rushed to the hospital, but was pronounced dead about two hours later.

Ueda was convicted of robbery and murder and sentenced to death in August 2005 for drowning a man in the sea or a river after giving him sleeping pills so that he could avoid paying his debts. Ueda was a hostess in Tottori City at the time of the crime. Nonfiction writer Ikko Ono reported the details of the case in an article published on February 25, 2008 (some corrections have been made).

A woman was arrested on suspicion of fraud, and men were dying “suspicious deaths” one after another around her.

The woman arrested on November 2 was Miyuki Ueda (35 at the time of her arrest), who lived in Tottori City, Tottori Prefecture. When I visited Miyuki at her apartment in the city, where she had been married twice before and lived with her five children, three girls and two boys, I was first of all speechless at the unusual “garbage mansion” she had built.

A large amount of trash, bicycles, and toys: ……

In front of the room, which rents for 25,000 yen and is a single room of 8 tatami mats, there were piles of garbage in plastic bags, children’s bicycles, toys, etc. In addition, there was a white light-automated car parked in front of the house. In addition, a white mini-car parked in front of the house was also filled with plastic bags containing clothes and daily necessities.

Miyuki, who is about 150 cm tall and weighs over 70 kg, used to work as a hostess at a snack bar in Tottori City where all large women worked. A director of a news program on a Tokyo-based TV station said, “A series of suspicious deaths have come to light.

The serial suspicious deaths came to light on October 7, 2009, when the body of Ms. A (57 at the time of her death), who ran an electronics store in Tottori City, was found in the Mani River, which flows through the city. Mr. A had sold home appliances totaling nearly 1 million yen to Miyuki, and the day after he went out to collect the money, he was found in a changed state.

This has raised suspicions of “suspicious deaths” of six men in Miyuki’s vicinity, including Mr. A. In addition, some of the men were newspaper reporters, and some of them were also involved in the case. Moreover, a newspaper reporter and a police officer were also among them.

The first man who is said to have died in her vicinity is Mr. B (41 at the time of his death), a reporter for a national newspaper. He was killed by a train on the tracks in the suburbs of Tottori City in May 2004 while wearing a cardboard box. He left behind a scribble that read, “I knew true love when I met Miyuki,” and the Tottori Prefectural Police ruled the death a suicide.