Kidnapped daughter of 'charismatic' surgeon rescued safely

Kidnapped daughter of 'charismatic' surgeon rescued safely

TOKYO, Japan - Kanako Ikeda (R), 21, a senior at Tokyo's Meiji Gakuin University, responds to questions from reporters at Shibuya Police Station in Tokyo on June 27 after she was kidnapped by men who, police said, demanded 300 million yen in ransom and rescued June 27. (Kyodo)

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