Hayashi gets jail term for swindling insurance firms

Hayashi gets jail term for swindling insurance firms

WAKAYAMA, Japan - File photo shows Kenji Hayashi, who was sentenced Oct. 20 to six years in prison for swindling insurance firms out of 160 million yen. Hayashi, the husband of a woman accused in the 1998 curry-poisoning murders in Wakayama Prefecture, was found guilty of fraud by falsely claiming insurance payments for accidents that he and his wife Masumi allegedly suffered.

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