(1)North Korea confirms eight persons dead

(1)North Korea confirms eight persons dead

TOKYO, Japan - File photos show three persons who were taken to North Korea and were confirmed dead by North Korea on Sept. 17. (From L to R) Megumi Yokoya, Rumiko Masumoto and Shuichi Ichikawa. (Kyodo)

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