Bodies of 2 slain journalists cremated in Bangkok

Bodies of 2 slain journalists cremated in Bangkok

BANGKOK, Thailand - Yukiko Hashida (2nd from R), wife of Japanese journalist Shinsuke Hashida, who was killed in Iraq in May, walks around a crematorium at a temple in Bangkok with other relatives on June 7 before the bodies of Hashida and his nephew Kotaro Ogawa who was also killed with him were cremated.

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