Man held over kidnapping of girl in Nara, admits abduction

Man held over kidnapping of girl in Nara, admits abduction

NARA, Japan - Kaoru Kobayashi, a 36-year-old employee at a Manichi Shimbun distribution outlet, leaves Seiwa Police Station in Nara Prefecture on Dec. 30 after being arrested on suspicion of kidnapping 7-year-old girl Kaede Ariyama whose body was found on Nov. 18. Police said he admitted to kidnapping her. (Kyodo)

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