Saipan court rejects Miura's bail request

Saipan court rejects Miura's bail request

SAIPAN, United States - Kazuyoshi Miura (C) leaves a local court in Saipan on June 19 after the court again rejected the bail request by the Japanese man. Miura, 60, was arrested in Saipan, an island in the U.S. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, on Feb. 22 and is being detained in connection with the fatal shooting of his wife Kazumi, 28, in 1981. She was traveling in Los Angeles at the time. (Kyodo)

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