Keiko's parents talk with the media

Keiko's parents talk with the media

TOKYO, Japan - Akihiro Arimoto (L) and his wife Kayoko talk with the media in Tokyo on March 12 about their daughter Keiko, who went missing in Europe in 1983 when she was 23. The former wife of one of the Japanese who hijacked a Japan Airlines jet to North Korea in 1970 told police investigators a North Korean diplomat ordered two Japanese to help abduct Keiko in Europe in 1983.

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