(3)Fukuoka murder suspect pleads guilty in fraud case

(3)Fukuoka murder suspect pleads guilty in fraud case

FUKUOKA, Japan - People queue for admission tickets outside the Fukuoka District Court on Oct. 22 before the start of the first hearing of Wei Wei, a 23-year-old Chinese suspect in the murder of a family of four in Fukuoka. Wei pleaded guilty to fraud and assault. (Kyodo)

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