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Man Killed His Lover and Threw Her Body Off the Road!

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The suspect, Suemi, was arrested. He admitted that he was sure that he killed her.

I killed her in my car, carried her body to the mountain, and threw her off the road.

(Image: Kyodo News) “I killed her in my car, then carried her body up the mountain and threw it off the road.” What came out of the man’s mouth in response to the police investigation was a shuddering statement.

On February 16, the suspect arrested on suspicion of murder by the Kyoto Prefectural Police was 25-year-old Seiga Sueumi, a company employee from Ide Town in Kyoto Prefecture. According to the police, Suemi killed a 19-year-old woman he was dating at the time in October 2004. According to the police, Suemi killed a 19-year-old woman he was dating at the time in October 2004 and dumped her body on Mt.

The suspect admitted to the murder, saying, “There is no doubt about it. Police are investigating Mt. Wakakusa based on his statement. No body has been found, but some clothes and a smartphone believed to belong to the woman have been found. (The name of the victim has not been released because no body has been found.

“I was stressed out because we fought all the time.

Investigators search in the mountains of Mt. Wakakusa in Nara Prefecture, where the body is said to have been dumped (Image: Kyodo News)

The incident took place nearly six years ago. The circumstances that led to his arrest are complicated.

I found out that the woman had written on social media that she had gotten into a fight with her ex-boyfriend. The police carefully investigated her friendships. The suspect, Suemi, who was in a relationship with the woman, came to light, and after repeated questioning, he was arrested.

Suemi and the woman were classmates from elementary school to high school and were childhood friends. They started dating in their third year of high school, and their parents approved of it, but they repeatedly broke up and got back together.

They were not a close couple and fought constantly. Just before the woman’s disappearance on October 22, 2004, several acquaintances witnessed the two arguing furiously. The suspect, Suemi, was a bit jealous. He didn’t like the woman’s male friendships, and said things that made him suspect that she was having an affair.

On the day of the incident, it is known that they had an argument in the car driven by the suspect, Suemi. In response to the police investigation, Suemi said I’ve been fighting all day and it’s been hard. I was under a lot of stress. The argument escalated on the day of the incident, and he may have been unable to control himself and committed the crime.

Fearing that the crime would be discovered, Suemi lied to those around him. A few days after the woman was murdered and went missing, her family filed a missing persons report with the police. Suemi told his family, “I was told that the woman was killed on the day of the murder.

I drove her home on the day of the murder and watched her enter her house. At that time, he had already dumped the body on Mt. He had lied to his family.

Acquaintances were searching for the woman’s whereabouts, calling for information on a members-only social networking site. The suspect, Suemi, was cooperative at first. He said, “I have to take an active role in this case. I heard that he explained that he was in the car with her on the day of the incident, saying, ‘We had a fight about her friendship and I dropped her off on the way.

However, the repeated lies must have become too much for him. It is said that they gradually drifted apart and many of their acquaintances lost touch with them.

The police are rushing to find the woman’s body based on Sueumi’s testimony.

Investigators search in the mountains of Mt. Wakakusa in Nara Prefecture, where the body is believed to have been dumped (Image: Kyodo News)
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