Lawyer of Japanese man who fathered many surrogate babies

Lawyer of Japanese man who fathered many surrogate babies

BANGKOK, Thailand - The Thai lawyer for a 24-year-old Japanese man who has fathered many surrogate babies in Thailand is surrounded by the press at the Thai police headquarters in Bangkok on Sept. 9, 2014. According to Thai police, the Japanese man side told the police that he is the father of 19 babies, including one yet to be born. (Kyodo)

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