People line up to watch ruling in curry-poisoning trial

WAKAYAMA, Japan - People form a long queue for tickets to the Wakayama District Court in Wakayama on Dec. 11 to watch a ruling in the trial of Masumi Hayashi, charged with killing four people and poisoning 63 others by lacing a curry stew with arsenic at a summer festival in 1998. (Kyodo)

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