An example concerning unions of two starshaped sets in the plane

LetS be a closed, simply connected subset of the plane,J a line segment (or a one-pointed set),J⊂S. If for every three points ofS there is a point ofJ seeing at least two of these points viaS, thenS is a union of two starshaped sets. IfJ⊈S or ifS is not simply connected, the result fails.