On the set of a Japanese reality show in 2020, a dramatic scene is being caught on camera.

Conflict between two ex-lovers that, unbeknownst to everyone in the room, would lead to one of their deaths.

22-year-old Hannah Kimura's family were left in devastation as the network and the producers scrambled to get the whole season wiped

from the internet, wiped from existence.

Hello and welcome to Outlaw podcast. I'm Ellen Arneal, and in today's episode episode we're in Tokyo in 2020 where a young woman

actively being broadcasted on a reality dating show is crumbling under the pressure.

Hannah Kimura was a pro wrestler on the search for her very first romantic connection on national

television when she entered Terrace House.

Think Love Island meets Big Brother.

Six singles move into this house and live together and connections blossom.

At least that's what's meant to happen.

But instead, Hannah Kimura was exposed to a world of pain instead.

Her appearance on the show would directly lead to her sudden and untimely death within

months of her arrival on screen.

Now, before we continue with this episode, I just want to give my usual disclaimer that I mean

absolutely no disrespect to anyone that we talk about in this episode.

We will be covering a lot of sensitive topics today, including sexual assault, suicide, self-harm, racism and abuse.

Viewer discretion is advised.

On the 3rd of September, 1977, in Yokohama, Japan, a beautiful baby girl called

Hannah Kimora was born to a Japanese mother and an Indonesian father, though she would be raised

solely by her mother, Kyoko, after her father abandoned the family when Hannah was just one year old.

It's terribly sad, but not to worry too much because

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