New Komeito's Sawa found dead in dorm of heart failure

TOKYO, Japan - File photo taken in August 2000 shows New Komeito party lawmaker Tamaki Sawa, who was found dead early Aug. 9 in a parliamentary dormitory in Tokyo's Chiyoda Ward, apparently of heart failure. Because there were no signs of trespassers and no suicide note, the police said they believe she collapsed suddenly.

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