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Japan's 'Black Widow' Death Row Inmate, Chisako Kakehi, Dies
A Japanese death-row inmate, dubbed the "Black Widow" after she used cyanide to kill her elderly lovers, has died in a detention centre at age 78.
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Japan's "Black Widow" Loses Final Death Sentence Appeal: Reports
A Japanese woman dubbed the "Black Widow" who used cyanide to kill her elderly lovers had her final appeal against the death sentence rejected on Tuesday by the country's top court, local media said.
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Japan's 'Black Widow', Chisako Kakehi, Sentenced To Death For Murder
A Japanese court Tuesday sentenced to death a one-time millionairess dubbed the "Black Widow", who tricked elderly lovers into drinking cyanide and pocketed millions in insurance payouts and inheritance.
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Japan 'Black Widow' Confesses To Killing Husband No. 4
A one-time millionairess dubbed the "Black Widow" over the untimely deaths of lovers and a husband, admitted poisoning her last partner at her trial this week in a multiple murder case that has gripped Japan.
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Japan Court Upholds 'Black Widow' Death Sentence
A Japanese "black widow" convicted of murdering three boyfriends she had met online and dated for their money faces execution after Japan's Supreme Court on Friday dismissed her final appeal.
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'Black Widow' Charged in Japan Over Death of Fourth Husband
A Japanese woman linked to the death of six of her partners including four husbands was charged Wednesday with the killing of her 75-year-old most recent spouse, local media said.
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Japan 'Black Widow' Still on Hunt as Husband No. 4 Died: Reports
A so-called "black widow" in Japan suspected of killing up to six partners for money, was still on the hunt for an "unattached elderly man with assets" when her fourth husband was poisoned with cyanide, reports said on Friday.
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Widower dives tsunami waters to bring wife home
Yasuo Takamatsu, 57, grunts with the effort of hoisting a scuba diving tank onto his back, as he prepares to step into the cold waters off Japan's tsunami-ravaged coast to look for the body of his wife, one of thousands still missing three years on.
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Japan's 'Black Widow' Death Row Inmate, Chisako Kakehi, Dies
A Japanese death-row inmate, dubbed the "Black Widow" after she used cyanide to kill her elderly lovers, has died in a detention centre at age 78.
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Japan's "Black Widow" Loses Final Death Sentence Appeal: Reports
A Japanese woman dubbed the "Black Widow" who used cyanide to kill her elderly lovers had her final appeal against the death sentence rejected on Tuesday by the country's top court, local media said.
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Japan's 'Black Widow', Chisako Kakehi, Sentenced To Death For Murder
A Japanese court Tuesday sentenced to death a one-time millionairess dubbed the "Black Widow", who tricked elderly lovers into drinking cyanide and pocketed millions in insurance payouts and inheritance.
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Japan 'Black Widow' Confesses To Killing Husband No. 4
A one-time millionairess dubbed the "Black Widow" over the untimely deaths of lovers and a husband, admitted poisoning her last partner at her trial this week in a multiple murder case that has gripped Japan.
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Japan Court Upholds 'Black Widow' Death Sentence
A Japanese "black widow" convicted of murdering three boyfriends she had met online and dated for their money faces execution after Japan's Supreme Court on Friday dismissed her final appeal.
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'Black Widow' Charged in Japan Over Death of Fourth Husband
A Japanese woman linked to the death of six of her partners including four husbands was charged Wednesday with the killing of her 75-year-old most recent spouse, local media said.
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Japan 'Black Widow' Still on Hunt as Husband No. 4 Died: Reports
A so-called "black widow" in Japan suspected of killing up to six partners for money, was still on the hunt for an "unattached elderly man with assets" when her fourth husband was poisoned with cyanide, reports said on Friday.
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Widower dives tsunami waters to bring wife home
Yasuo Takamatsu, 57, grunts with the effort of hoisting a scuba diving tank onto his back, as he prepares to step into the cold waters off Japan's tsunami-ravaged coast to look for the body of his wife, one of thousands still missing three years on.
