(1)2 Japanese researchers charged with espionage

(1)2 Japanese researchers charged with espionage

WASHINGTON, United States - File photo shows Takashi Okamoto, a former Cleveland clinical researcher now living in Japan, whom a grand jury in Ohio has charged with allegedly stealing genetic material on Alzheimer's Disease and transporting them to the Japanese government-sponsored Institute of Physical and Chemical Research.

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