Funeral held for murdered family

FUKUOKA, Japan - A funeral for the family of four (shown in frame) discovered dead June 20 in Hakata Bay in Fukuoka Prefecture is held in Fukuoka on June 22. The four -- Shinjiro Matsumoto, his wife Chika, and their son Kai and daughter Hina - were found in the bay handcuffed and strapped to heavy objects. (Kyodo)

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