(3)Abduction probe group adds Saitama man as victim of abduction

(3)Abduction probe group adds Saitama man as victim of abduction

TOKYO, Japan - A file photo released Aug. 2 shows Susumu Fujita, a a man missing from Saitama Prefecture since 1976. The Investigation Commission on Missing Japanese Probably Related to North Korea, a citizens group investigating possible cases of North Korea having abducted Japanese nationals, said Fujita, then 19 years old, is probably an abduction victim.

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