Suspect apologizes for killing Hawker in letter

LONDON, Britain - Photo shows part of the Oct. 5, 2010, issue of The Times newspaper showing a photocopy of notes written by Tatsuya Ichihashi, the man suspected of murdering British woman Lindsay Hawker in Japan, in both English and Japanese. Ichihashi had sent to the letter of apology to her parents, but they refused to accept it, according to the report. (Kyodo)

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