(3)Soga, family leave for Japan, thanks Jakarta

(3)Soga, family leave for Japan, thanks Jakarta

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Repatriated Japanese abductee Hitomi Soga (C), her husband Charles Jenkins (L), an accused U.S. Army deserter, and their two daughters Mika (2nd from L) and Belinda (R) leave a Jakarta hotel en route to Japan on July 18 after their reunion in the Indonesian capital on July 9.

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