3 killed in farmhouse fire in Ibaraki

3 killed in farmhouse fire in Ibaraki

MITO, Japan - A house and a car stand gutted in the wake of an early morning fire in the town of Ogawa in Ibaraki Prefecture on July 7 in which three people died. Police suspect one of the three had been strangled.

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