U.S. student dies after being released by N. Korea

U.S. student dies after being released by N. Korea

American university student Otto Warmbier, shown in this photo taken in February 2016 during a press conference in Pyongyang, died at a hospital in his home state of Ohio on June 19, 2017, about a week after being released by North Korea in a coma. Warmbier had been imprisoned more than 17 months for stealing a political slogan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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