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Married Japanese man ‘used poison to kill student he spent night with’

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Kazuki Miyamoto, 37, could face death by hanging if he is convicted on charges of killing Hinako Hamano, 21, in the Japanese city of Kyoto. Thallium is one of the world's most poisonous substances, and its use as rat poison was banned in many countries more than half a century ago.

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Married Japanese man ‘used poison to kill student he spent night with’

A wealthy Japanese businessman has been accused of murdering a university student by poisoning her drink with the rare and deadly metallic element thallium.Kazu

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