Lucie's father meets the press

TOKYO, Japan - Tim Blackman, the father of Lucie Blackman, the British woman whose body was found in a cave on a beach southwest of Tokyo, speaks to the media at the British Embassy in Tokyo on March 1 after visiting the cave earlier in the day with other members of his family.

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