Blackman's father calls on Japanese police to give more info

Blackman's father calls on Japanese police to give more info

TOKYO, Japan - Tim Blackman, father of Lucie Blackman, the murdered Briton whose body was recently found in a cave on a beach southwest of Tokyo, fields questions at a press conference at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan in Tokyo on Feb. 26. He called on Japanese police to be more open in disclosing information to crime victims and their families.

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