Man held in Iraq admits slaying Japanese man in 2004: police

Man held in Iraq admits slaying Japanese man in 2004: police

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Hussein Fahmi (photo), believed to be a member of a group close to al-Qaida, has admitted killing Japanese backpacker Shosei Koda, 24, in 2004, a senior Baghdad police official said on March 2. Photo was taken from footage aired by a local TV station.

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