Lawmaker Arai's body returns home

Lawmaker Arai's body returns home

The sheet-covered body of lawmaker Shokei Arai, who hanged himself at a Tokyo hotel Feb. 19 amid allegations that he demanded Nikko Securities Co. pay illicit profits, is carried home. Seatedat right is his wife, Mariko.

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