Missing baby returned to hospital

Missing baby returned to hospital

YONAGO, Japan - A newborn girl (in an incubator), abducted from Hakuai Hospital in Yonago, Tottori Prefecture, a week ago returns to the hospital Jan. 15. Tatsuyo Kamoda, 29, who allegedly abducted the baby, told investigators she wanted her boyfriend to believe that she had given birth to his child, police sources said.

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