Released mother visits daughter's grave

Released mother visits daughter's grave

Keiko Aoki visits the grave of her daughter Megumi in the western Japan prefecture of Nara on Oct. 27, 2015. Aoki and her de facto husband Tatsuhiro Boku had been serving a life sentence over a 1995 fire in Osaka that they were accused of setting to kill Megumi for an insurance payout, but the Osaka High Court decided to reopen the case and release the couple, saying the fire could have been accidental. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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