Peruvian man sentenced to life over murder of Hiroshima girl

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Prosecutors walk into the Hiroshima District Court on July 4 to attend a trial on Jose Manuel Torres Yagi, 34, a Peruvian man charged with sexually assaulting and killing a 7-year-old girl in the city of Hiroshima in November 2005, arrive at the Hiroshima District Court to attend his trial on July 4. Later the court sentenced him to life imprisonment.

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