Japanese journalist in airport blast voices remorse

Japanese journalist in airport blast voices remorse

AMMAN, Jordan - Japanese photojournalist Hiroki Gomi speaks at a press conference June 18 in an Amman hotel after being pardoned and released from prison. Gomi, convicted of causing the death of an Amman airport security guard and injuring others in May when a bomblet he was carrying went off, expressed remorse to the victims and their families.

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