Japanese abductee's husband says he did not talk about Yokota's past

Japanese abductee's husband says he did not talk about Yokota's past

PYONGYANG, North Korea - This photo of Kim Young Nam (L), a South Korean believed abducted by North Korea, Japanese abductee Megumi Yokota (R) who married him and their daughter Kim Eun Gyong (Hye Gyong) was released by Kim during his meeting with a Japanese press delegation at a Pyongyang hotel on July 6.

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