Society | Jan 30

Discovery of woman's body in freezer leads to daughter's arrest

Jan 30 (Kyodo) - Police arrested a 48-year-old woman on Friday for allegedly abandoning the body believed to be of her mother that was discovered two days earlier in a freezer at their former Tokyo apartment.

Yumi Yoshino was quoted by the police as saying she hid the body l0 years ago after she returned home to find her mother dead and feared she would have to move out of their home. The mother, thought to be around age 60 at the time, had signed the lease on the municipal housing complex unit.

A cleaner discovered the body in a freezer hidden in a closet, after Yoshino vacated the place. An autopsy could not determine the time and cause of death of the woman, whose body was found partly frozen.

Source: ANNnewsCH


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