Japanese life-term inmate in Philippines marries in prison

Japanese life-term inmate in Philippines marries in prison

MANILA, Philippines - Marissa, 25, a Filipino woman who married Hideshi Suzuki, a 49-year-old Japanese man serving a life sentence in the Philippines for drug trafficking, speaks how she got to know Suzuki in an interview with Kyodo News on April 26 outside a prison in Muntinlupa near Manila.

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