Although she appears harmless,
68-year-old Chisako Kakehi is perhaps one among the foremost dangerous women in
the world. Nicknamed ‘The Black Widow of Kyoto’ by the media, she is believed
to be answerable for the deaths of eight men who were romantically committed to
her at some point in time.
So far, she has been charged with the murder
of a former husband in Kyoto and a lover in Osaka, similarly because she tried to
murder a man called Kobe.
Kakehi 1st became identified to
the police in Dec 2013, after her 75-year-old husband was found dead in their
house in Kyoto. The death was at first believed to be caused by a coronary
failure, and Kakehi perfectly played the part of sorrowing widow. However
police began to find opened holes in her story. She was married to the person
for under a month, and she stood to receive an enormous inheritance upon his
death. Later, traces of deadly cyanide were discovered within the dead man’s
blood. 
So the police launched a full-fledged
investigation concerning Kakehi’s involvement in the crime. It had been
throughout the course of this investigation that they uncovered a chilling
truth – many of the men she had antecedently dated or married had died of
poisoning. And she handily happened to be the only beneficiary on all their
wills.
At first Kakehi insisted that she
was innocent. “I don’t even know how to kill someone,” she said. “And I don’t
know where the cyanide came from. I wish someone would tell Me.” however the
police presently discovered her terribly own stash of acid, hold on in an
exceedingly planter in her home.
According to Japanese tabloid
Flash, Kakehi used matchmaking websites to approach her victims. “She came
across as a normal, kind person, and someone who has overcome many problems,” a
dating service told the magazine. “Since so many men have been duped, it is
clear that she is a manipulator.” She is currently the sole beneficiary of 800
million yen in insurance money and other assets.
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