China executes perpetrator of Fukuoka murders

China executes perpetrator of Fukuoka murders

TOKYO, Japan - China executes Yang Ning (file photo), convicted July 12 of the 2003 murder of a family of four in Fukuoka, southwestern Japan. The Chinese government has informed the Japanese consulate in Shenyang that Yang, 25, was executed.

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