Japanese freed from captivity in Colombia

Japanese freed from captivity in Colombia

TOKYO, Japan - This undated file photo shows Masao Tsutsui, a 68-year-old Japanese plant grower in Santiago de Cali, Colombia, who was freed Aug. 15, 2010, nearly five months after being kidnapped. (Kyodo)

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