Akita murder suspect says she dropped daughter into water

Akita murder suspect says she dropped daughter into water

AKITA, Japan - Suzuka Hatakeyama (in file photo), suspected of killing a boy in her neighborhood in Fujisato, Akita Prefecture, in May, has told police she dropped her daughter from a bridge into a river in April before she was found drowned, investigative sources said. (Kyodo)

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