Copy of Ichikawa's death confirmation note shown

Copy of Ichikawa's death confirmation note shown

TOKYO, Japan - Kenichi Ichikawa, a brother of Shuichi Ichikawa who North Korea said died after being abducted to the country, shows copies of a note confirming Shuichi's death (R) and an application for marriage registry (L) in Tokyo on Oct. 3. The copies were supplied by North Korea to a Japanese government investigation mission in Pyongyang. (Kyodo)

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