(2)DPJ lawmaker Ishii stabbed to death in Tokyo

(2)DPJ lawmaker Ishii stabbed to death in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - The police investigate near the house of Koki Ishii, a House of Representatives lawmaker, in Tokyo's Setagaya Ward on Oct. 25 after Ishii, a member of the leading opposition Democratic Party of Japan, was stabbed to death there.

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