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Well, trying to be .... the Flight analogy is similar to what Kamata thought might have happened. But go find the account "out there" and read it for yourself and make up your own mind.

It's not exactly a deathbed confession, because Kamata apparently died unexpectedly in his own home. But the people who talked to him absolutely didn't think he was kidding around.

I happen to think it's the real deal. But without an ace, world-class autopsy, it'd be impossible now to determine whether Kamata's death was by natural causes or induced, e.g. by prussic acid and other catalogued agents known to induce "death/natural causes".