Shigenobu transferred to Tokyo

Shigenobu transferred to Tokyo

OSAKA, Japan - Fusako Shigenobu, the founder of the Japanese Red Army and a key figure in a series of international terrorist incidents in the 1970s, turns her thumbs up as she leaves Takatsuki Police Station in Osaka Prefecture to be transferred to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department on Nov. 8.

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