(3)Man confesses to killing 2 boys in Tochigi, 1 body found

(3)Man confesses to killing 2 boys in Tochigi, 1 body found

OYAMA, Japan - Policemen comb the Omoi River in Oyama, Tochigi Prefecture, on Sept. 14, in search of one of two young brothers missing since Sept. 14. A 39-year-old man who has been arrested on suspicion of abducting the two brothers has confessed to killing them.

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