(4)Abductees' kin grief-stricken over report of death

(4)Abductees' kin grief-stricken over report of death

TOKYO, Japan - Ikuko Arimoto tries to hold back her tears in Kobe on Sept. 17 on hearing reports that her elder sister Keiko was confirmed dead by North Korea.

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