1,673About Yoshie Shiratori
Criminal Yoshie Shiratori was born in Aomori, Japan on July 31, 1907. He dies at the age of 71, on February 24, 1979.
Japanese national who garnered infamy for having escaped from prison four different times. He would go on to became an anti-hero figurehead. He has a memorial at the Abashiri Prison Museum.
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Yoshie Shiratori before becoming famous
Yoshie Shiratori was born in the Zodiac sign Leo (The Lion), and 1907 is the year of the Chinese Zodiac Goat (羊).
He worked in a tofu shop and later as a fisherman. After being falsely accused of robbery and murder he was sent to Aomori prison in 1936.
Achievement of Yoshie Shiratori
He escaped through a cold cracked skylight during his first incarceration. He was later sentenced to death by the Sapporo District Court. A character from the manga Golden Kamuy was based on his exploits.
Yoshie Shiratori's Family, Spouse, Dating and Relationship
His wife passed away while he was in prison.
Yoshie Shiratori Collabed with
Both he and World Leader Shinzo Abe were born in Japan.
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Latest information about Yoshie Shiratori updated on March 19 2023.
