![]() The book chronicled a desperate search that included Lucie’s father engaging British prime minister Tony Blair to call the Japanese prime minister to make the case a priority. She stepped out in Tokyo one summer day in 2000 to meet one of her customers for a date, and went missing until her dismembered remains were found the following winter buried in a seaside cave. ![]() That job entailed lighting the cigarettes and listening to the frustrations of lonely Japanese businessmen. She was a tall, blond 21 year old who gave up a British Airways stewardess job to become a bar hostess at a club in the Roppingi district. ![]() People Who Eat Darkness: The True Story Of A Young Woman Who Vanished From The Streets Of Tokyo – And The Evil That Swallowed Her Up was widely acclaimed when first published, a book that covers the investigation into the notorious murder of Lucie Blackman. ![]()
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