What happened at home?
On the morning of the 29th, a mother in her 90s died at a house in Katsushika Ward, Tokyo, and her son in her 50s was found unconscious and in critical condition, and the Metropolitan Police Department may have tried to commit suicide based on the situation at the scene. I'm looking into it.
On the other hand, in an apartment complex in Koto Ward, a woman in her 70s was found dead, and the woman's husband attempted suicide and died just before, so the Metropolitan Police Department is investigating the detailed situation.
Katsushika Ward 92-year-old mother dies 59-year-old son in critical condition
After 10:00 am on the 29th, a doctor who visited for medical treatment reported that a woman living in this room had fallen down in a house in Kamakura, Katsushika Ward.
According to the Metropolitan Police Department, a 92-year-old mother and a 59-year-old son were lying in the room. It means that it was found and unconscious.
The Metropolitan Police Department is investigating the possibility that the situation at the scene may have forced suicide.
Nearby person "My son has been taking care of me for many years"
A woman in her 80s who runs a nearby barber shop said, ``Since my father passed away, my son has devoted himself to taking care of him for many years. I was supported by my son on my shoulders, and I had never heard bad things about each other, and I was a really good parent and child.It's a pity that this happened."
Koto Ward 73-year-old woman dies Husband also dies after attempting suicide
On the other hand, before 9:00 a.m. on the 29th, a 73-year-old woman living in this room died when her son reported that her mother had collapsed in an apartment complex in Minamisuna, Koto Ward. It was confirmed that
Just before her husband in his 70s attempted suicide by jumping off the roof of a metropolitan housing and died, the Metropolitan Police Department is investigating the relationship between the woman's death and her husband's suicide.
Person on the same floor "It didn't look strange"
A man who lives on the same floor of a metropolitan housing unit said, "My family consists of my parents and my son, and we've been living here for over 40 years since this house was built. My parents are old, but they don't seem to need nursing care, and my son has gone out. When we meet, we only exchange greetings, but he didn't seem to have changed recently."
A woman who lives in another room on the same floor said, ``I met a couple who were going shopping last weekend and said hello, but there was nothing special about them. I was.
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