4th paroled Japanese returns from Australia

4th paroled Japanese returns from Australia

NARITA, Japan - Chika Honda (2nd from R), one of two remaining Japanese tourists out of five imprisoned in Australia for the past 10 years for smuggling heroin, was released on parole and arrived at Narita airport on Nov. 18. Honda's arrival followed the return of three others two weeks ago. The five Japanese have long pleaded their innocence and maintain they did not know the heroin was in their luggage. (Kyodo)

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