Message says "24 hours left" for Islamic State's Japanese hostage

Message says "24 hours left" for Islamic State's Japanese hostage

Photo taken Jan. 27, 2015, shows reporters gathering in front of the Japanese Embassy in Amman, Jordan, after a new video message apparently showing Japanese journalist Kenji Goto, taken hostage by a group believed to be Islamic State militants, was posted online. A man who claims to be Goto demands that Jordan swiftly release an Iraqi woman on death row for an attempted suicide bombing in Jordan, saying he has "24 hours left to live." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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