Fukushima teen admits to killing mother, realizes seriousness: l

Fukushima teen admits to killing mother, realizes seriousness: l

FUKUSHIMA, Japan - Two lawyers speak with reporters on May 18 after meeting a 17-year-old boy who is in police custody on suspicion of killing his mother in Fukushima Prefecture. They said the boy ''has admitted to the killing and recognized the gravity of the situation.'' (Kyodo)

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