Peruvian man tells lawyer he used fake name, date of birth

HIROSHIMA,Japan - One of lawyers for a Peruvian man who has admitted to killing a girl in Hiroshima speaks to reporters outside a Hiroshima police station on Dec. 4. The lawyer said the man told him that he used a fake name and a false date of birth to buy a forged passport. The man was quoted as saying the name he had been using, Jose Mannel Torres Yake, is fake and his real name is Jose Manuel Torres Yagi.

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