Saitama moneylender pleads not guilty to insurance killings

Saitama moneylender pleads not guilty to insurance killings

URAWA, Japan - Photo file shows Shigeru Yagi, a moneylender who pleaded not guilty March 30 to charges of killing two people in a bid to collect their life insurance money at Urawa District Court in Saitama Prefecture. Yagi is accused of conspiring with three women in a string of alleged insurance fraud cases.

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