Kobe serial murderer released on parole from reformatory

KOBE, Japan - Masami Hori, a lawyer for the parents of Ayaka Yamashita, a child victim of a serial murder case in Kobe in 1997, reads out the parents' statement to reporters in Kobe on March 10 after the murderer was released on parole. The man killed 10-year-old Ayaka and 11-year-old Jun Hase, and injured three others at the age of 14. (Kyodo)

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Kobe serial murderer released on parole from reformatory

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