(2)Five abductees, now and 24 years ago

(2)Five abductees, now and 24 years ago

TOKYO, Japan - Yasushi Chimura, 47, was abducted by North Korea with Fukie Hamamoto on July 7, 1978. They married in 1979 and have two sons a daughter.

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