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Woman arrested for stabbing boyfriend to death

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A 22-year-old woman has been arrested in Adachi Ward in Tokyo on suspicion of fatally stabbing her boyfriend.

According to police, Mitsuko Kiguchi, a resident of Adachi Ward, is suspected of stabbing Naosumi Kasahara, also 22, and a resident of the same ward, in the neck with a knife on the night of May 13 or early on May 14, Fuji TV reported.

Kiguchi is believed to have been in a relationship with Kasahara, and attempted suicide on May 9.

Police said Kiguchi called her older brother on Monday night and told him what she had done, and he then called them. They went to Kasahara’s apartment and found him dead on the sofa. Kiguchi was slumped beside him, with one of her wrists slit. She was taken o hospital and is in a stable condition.

Police said Kiguchi has admitted to the charge and quoted her as saying: “I knew what I was doing when I stabbed him.” She also said she was dissatisfied with the relationship and that Kasahara had not paid back some money he owed her.

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yikes...........I wonder how much he owed her

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One body goes to the grave and one body goes to prison ... Wasted youth ... Moral of this story is - He'll never borrow money again ...

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She also said she was dissatisfied with the relationship and that Kasahara had not paid back some money he owed her.

This is EXACTLY why I don't mix money with relationships. I always say that!

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Maybe it was the money that kept him around in the first place

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Love and hate, beyond that to kill or be killed or better get away from that!

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The LOVE OF money is the root of all evil. She loved her money more than she loved him obviously.

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Well, at least they hadn't got round to having kids, so they could ruin even more lives.

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@reckless, you forgot oil, diamonds, gold, and religion

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It was the boyfriend that got it in the neck, tho’.

My point is, if there was a system so someone who attempted suicide is not let out immediately, but is sent to psychiatric consultation instead, maybe this could have been avoided. Therefore the boyfriend would be alive, and she wouldn't have to go to jail.

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If your current partner is somewhat off or has a strange behavioral patterns, I'd say run away & don't look back or pretend you had an insomnia.

Freeloader's love for money is unconditional.

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If your current partner is somewhat off or has a strange behavioral patterns, I'd say run away & don't look back or pretend you had an insomnia.

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" doubt she got her money back back by killing him."

that's right,.... but could not she have taken some LEGAL recourse to get her yens back, oh snap, probably cost a lot of yens to do so.....or the j systems may be mega-futile. in that regard....

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I doubt she got her money back back by killing him.

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suspected of stabbing Naosumi Kasahara [...] in the neck with a knife on the night of May 13 or early on May 14

attempted suicide on May 9

Wanna bet they let her our of the hospital right after she tried to kill herself ?

She was certainly in deep depression and had no help. A tragedy waiting to happen.

It's not the first time we see something like this.

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She also said she was dissatisfied with the relationship

Well obviously if you've stabbed him AND slashed your own wrists..

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Poor little princess was dissatisfied with her man was she? Well she's a murderer now, and there ain't to men where she's going.

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@ Reckless, you read my mind/post.

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She also said she was dissatisfied with the relationship

If everyone who was dissatisfied with a relationship, at one time or another, did the same thing as this woman the population of this country would be cut by AT LEAST 30% I'd bet!

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