Parents of slain girl speak after ruling

Parents of slain girl speak after ruling

NAGOYA, Japan - Hiroshi Nagatani, carrying the picture of his slain daughter Hanae, and his wife Keiko, speak to reporters in Okazaki, Aichi Prefecture on May 15 after the Nagoya District Court's Okazaki branch sentenced an 18-year-old male stalker to five-to-10 years in jail for killing Hanae, a former classmate.

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