(3)Body confirmed to be that of Hashida

(3)Body confirmed to be that of Hashida

KUWAIT CITY, Kuwait - A cap (shown June 2) belonging to Shinsuke Hashida, one of two Japanese freelance journalists fatally attacked near Baghdad, is shown with blood and what are believed to be bullet holes.

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