女子高生遺体、殺人容疑で再逮捕　２１歳男「ゲーム巡り口論」―愛知県警

　愛知県一宮市の民家で、東京都内の女子高校生の遺体が見つかった事件で、県警は２１日、殺人容疑で住人の無職、江口真先容疑者（２１）を再逮捕した。一宮署によると、「間違いない」と容疑を認めている。
　捜査関係者によると、「オンラインゲームを巡って口論になり、刺した。以前から被害者に不満があった」などと供述しているという。
　再逮捕容疑は３月２９日午前１１時～午後２時ごろ、一宮市木曽川町門間の自宅で高校生の加藤和華さん（１６）＝東京都葛飾区＝の首や後頭部などを刃物で多数回突き刺し、殺害した疑い。
　一宮署によると、２人は約４年前にオンラインゲームで知り合い、直接会うこともあった。加藤さんは事件前日の２８日に東京から１人で訪れ、名古屋駅で江口容疑者の出迎えを受け、容疑者宅に２泊する予定だった。（2025/04/21-19:29）

Police served a fresh arrest warrant to a 21-year-old man on Monday on the charge of killing a high school girl from Tokyo whose body was found at the suspect's home in Aichi Prefecture late last month.
   Masaki Eguchi was initially arrested on March 31 on suspicion of abandoning the body of Waka Kato, 16, at the house in the city of Ichinomiya in the central Japan prefecture.
   The Aichi Prefectural Police Department's Ichinomiya station said Eguchi is newly charged with stabbing to death the high school student in the capital's Katsushika Ward between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on March 29. He has admitted to the charge.
   According to investigative sources, the incident took place after Eguchi got into a quarrel with her over "Fortnite," a popular online battle game. Kato's body had tens of stab wounds.
   The two became acquainted with each other through the game about four years ago. Kato visited Eguchi's home on March 28, and her family lost contact with her on March 29 morning. The family filed a missing-person report with the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department in the evening of the same day.