Japan police arrest siblings over skeleton 'mother'
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Three siblings lived for up to three years with what is thought to be the skeleton of their mother, police in Japan said today, with a report adding they believed she had not died but become a god.
The three two women aged 59 and 52 and their 65year-old brother have denied that they conspired to abandon a body, a crime under Japanese law, because they say their88-year-old mother is still alive.
"Our mother has become a god. She is not dead but is in the process of being elevated into a higher being," they told officers in Usa, southwestern Japan, according to Jiji Press.
A police spokesman told AFP they were awaiting final confirmation but believed the skeleton was that of a woman who would be 88 if she were still alive."We discovered today from an autopsy that the skeletonised body is that of a female who died two or three years ago, but we have to wait for the results if a DNA test to confirm her identity," the spokesman said.
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