2 bodies found in Fukushima fire, 1 stabbed

FUKUSHIMA, Japan - Investigators inspect the gutted two-story house of restaurant worker Kazuko Onoda in Soma, Fukushima Prefecture, on Dec. 28, where the charred bodies of two people, one of which had apparently been stabbed, were found. The bodies are possibly those of Onoda, 48, and her mother Suiko, 83, police said.

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