Search for missing girl in Japan

File photo taken Sept. 25, 2019, shows investigators searching for missing girl Misaki Ogura in a stream near a mountainside campsite in the Yamanashi Prefecture village of Doshi, eastern Japan. Police said on May 14, 2022, that a human skull fragment found in late April is from the girl, who was 7 years old when she went missing in September 2019.

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