Reward offered to locate missing Briton

Reward offered to locate missing Briton

TOKYO, Japan - Tim Blackman on Aug. 22 announces his offer of a 1.5 million yen reward for information leading to locating his 21-year-old daughter Lucie who has been missing for nearly two months. He made the announcement at a news conference at the British Embassy in Tokyo. Lucie reportedly went missing after leaving her apartment in Tokyo on July 1.

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