Society | Jul 08

Student's corpse in fridge, father dead

The body of an 18-year-old college woman has been found in a refrigerator at a shop selling Japanese sweets in Tokyo. Her father was discovered hanging from a tree several hours later.

Police uncovered the corpse of Ibuki Kizu at about 12:50 a.m. on Sunday in the refrigerator of her family's shop.

Police reportedly observed what appear to be scars from pressure on her neck.

The teenager's 43-year-old father went missing after telling his family Saturday evening that he killed his daughter and would kill himself.

Police found him hanging from a tree on a riverbank in Saitama city.

Police believe the father committed suicide after killing his daughter and placing her body in the fridge.

The family lives in a house near the shop.

A neighbor commented he never noticed any problems with the family.

Source: ANNnewsCH


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