Priest arrested on suspicion of forgery

Priest arrested on suspicion of forgery

TOKYO, Japan - Mudo Oda, 50, a resident priest of a Buddhist temple, speaks at a news conference in a photo taken at a Tokyo hotel on Feb. 26, 2002. Oda, whose real name is Reisuke Oda, was arrested Sept. 11 on suspicion of forging private documents to assume the presidency of a religious corporation. (Kyodo)

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