17-year-old arrested in murder of Aichi Pref. woman

17-year-old arrested in murder of Aichi Pref. woman

NAGOYA, Japan - A police car takes away a 17-year-old high school student arrested May 2 on suspicion of stabbing a woman to death on May 1 in her house in Toyokawa, Aichi Pref. The youth, a third-year student at a private high school, turned himself in at a police box in front of JR Nagoya Station. Police earlier obtained an arrest warrant for him on suspicion of killing Kiyo Tsutsui, 65.

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