Bloodstained sweatshirt found at scene of Tokyo family murders

TOKYO, Japan - The photo, released by police Jan. 3, shows the back of a bloodstained sweatshirt recovered from a house in the capital's Setagaya Ward where a family of four was found murdered Dec. 31. The Chinese-made pullover has large blood stains on its front and cuffs and was sized for people 175-185 centimeters tall.

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