Yazaki identifies body as kidnapped Japanese man

Yazaki identifies body as kidnapped Japanese man

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese auto-parts maker Yazaki Corp.'s public relations chief Junichi Yanagisawa tells reporters in Tokyo on Nov. 26 that a man's body recently recovered on the outskirts of the Colombian capital Bogota was that of kidnapped Chikao Muramatsu, vice president of Yazaki-Ciemel Ltd., a local joint venture.

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