L.A. coroner officially declares Miura committed suicide

L.A. coroner officially declares Miura committed suicide

LOS ANGELES, United States - This undated file photo shows Japanese businessman Kazuyoshi Miura, who died in October, 2008, in a Los Angeles jail. The Los Angeles County Department of Coroner, in its report released Dec. 3 after an autopsy, officially concluded that the cause of death of Miura, 61, in a Los Angeles jail in October was suicide. Miura died Oct. 10 after arriving from Saipan, a U.S. territory, to face trial on a conspiracy charge over the fatal shooting of his then wife Kazumi in Los Angeles in 1981. (Kyodo)

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