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A woman and her parents have been issued fresh arrest warrants for allegedly murdering a man who was found decapitated in a hotel in Sapporo, Japan. The woman, Runa Tamura, and her parents were initially arrested for mutilating and abandoning a corpse. The victim, Hitoshi Ura, was discovered naked and decapitated in July. The police suspect the woman’s parents were accomplices in the crime. KYODO NEWS reported
A woman and her parents have been issued new arrest warrants for the alleged murder of a man who was found decapitated in a hotel in Sapporo, Japan. The woman, Runa Tamura, aged 29, and her father, Osamu, a 59-year-old psychiatrist, were initially arrested on July 24 for mutilating and abandoning a corpse. Runa’s mother, Hiroko, aged 60, was arrested the following day on the same charges. The victim, identified as Hitoshi Ura, aged 62, was discovered naked and decapitated in a hotel in the Susukino entertainment district on July 2. An autopsy confirmed that the cause of death was hemorrhagic shock resulting from severe blood loss. The police later found the severed head at the Tamura family’s residence, leading them to suspect that it was removed after Ura’s death. The police investigation revealed that Ura had checked into the hotel with Runa at around 10:50 p.m. on July 1, and Runa was seen leaving the hotel alone at approximately 2 a.m. the next day. While Runa is believed to have been the sole culprit at the crime scene, the police suspect her parents of being accomplices..
