A Japanese man was reported to have killed his disabled wife after he pushed her into the sea because he had grown 'tired of taking care of her.' | via philstarlife
A Japanese man was reported to have killed his disabled wife after he pushed her into the sea because he had grown"tired of taking care of her."Oiso, Kanagawa prefecture in Japan said that the 81-year-old husband, identified to be Hiroshi Fujiwara, pled guilty and confessed to the crime he did against his own wife.
Fujiwara told officers that he brought his 79-year-old wife Teruko, who was bound to a wheelchair, to a pier in Oiso on Nov. 3 and pushed her into the waters below. This happened at around 5:30 in the afternoon. Afterward, he admitted the act to his son, who then called the local police to inform them about what he did.A concerned citizen also informed the police that they saw a body floating in the waters at around 7:00 p.m. that same day. Despite being rushed to the hospital after emergency services took her out of the sea, Teruko was declared dead.Fujiwara said that he and his disabled wife were currently living by themselves and that he had been tending to her needs for over 40 years.
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