Teen arrested over death of mother

OSAKA, Japan - Policemen cordon off a house in Kawachinagano, Osaka Prefecture, where an 18-year-old university student was arrested Nov. 1 on suspicion of killing his mother and seriously injuring his father and brother in an alleged attempt to kill them because he did not want to commit suicide alone. ''I was afraid to die alone and wanted my family as companions to go with me,'' the teen, who cannot be identified as he is a minor, was quoted by the police as saying. (Kyodo)

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