Nagasaki Mayor Ito dies after being shot by gangster

Nagasaki Mayor Ito dies after being shot by gangster

TOKYO, Japan - File photo taken in April 1995 shows Itcho Ito celebrating his first Nagasaki mayoral election victory with supporters. Ito died April 18, 2007 after being shot the previous day by a gangster during election campaigning in the Nagasaki prefectural capital.

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