Police obtain arrest warrant for man in Hyogo murder case

Hyogo Prefectural Police have obtained an arrest warrant for a man in a murder case. The suspect's location remains unknown.

The Hyogo Prefectural Police Department secured the warrant as part of its investigation into a murder in the prefecture. Because the man's whereabouts are unknown, officers have started an open search.

The case involves stabbings in Tatsuno, according to police records. No further details on the victim or timeline have been released publicly.

This development follows standard procedures when a suspect cannot be immediately located after a warrant is issued.

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Illustration of Brattås farm double murder crime scene from 2005 with DNA arrest overlay.
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Man held for Brattås double murder from 2005

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A man in his mid-40s has been remanded in custody on probable cause for the unsolved double murder at a farm in Brattås outside Härnösand in the summer of 2005. The arrest was enabled by DNA-based genealogy research following a new law change last year. Prosecutor Hanna Flordal confirms the man's DNA matches the trace from the crime scene.

Police in Oita City, Oita Prefecture, have re-arrested a 58-year-old man on suspicion of killing an 18-year-old girl in March. The man was initially arrested on April 12 for abandoning her body. The girl was last seen leaving home at 11:30 p.m. on March 2.

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Police have arrested a couple believed to be the masterminds behind a murder-robbery that occurred on Thursday in Tochigi Prefecture, with tokuryū quasi-gangsters suspected of involvement.

A man fled after fatally stabbing a woman he had dated on a street in Namyangju, near Seoul, on Saturday morning but was apprehended by police. The victim, who was under police protection, was found in cardiac arrest and later died in hospital. The suspect, a convicted ex-offender required to wear an electronic monitoring device, was caught shortly after destroying the device.

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Tokyo police have arrested a 58-year-old woman on suspicion of attempted murder after she stabbed a woman in her 40s and her husband in his 50s at a hotel restaurant. The incident occurred around 9:30 p.m. Friday at the Rihga Royal Hotel in Shinjuku Ward. The suspect admitted to the stabbing but said she does not remember why.

On Sunday evening, a 24-year-old man was stabbed to death in Massy, Essonne. Two 19-year-old men were charged with murder and placed in provisional detention on Thursday evening. The Évry prosecutor's office has opened a judicial investigation for murder.

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Japanese police are questioning a worker at Asahiyama Zoo in Hokkaido on suspicion of placing his wife's body in an animal incinerator. The man in his 30s told investigators he did so, but no body has been found there. Authorities are examining whether it burned completely to ash.

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