Murdered Tochigi girl died from blood loss

Murdered Tochigi girl died from blood loss

IMAICHI, Japan - Flowers sit Dec. 3 on Yuki Yoshida's desk at Osawa Elementary School in Imaichi, Tochigi Prefecture. The first-grader was found dead in a forest the previous day in neighboring Ibaraki Prefecture. Police said she had been stabbed in the heart and died from blood loss.

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