4 on boat of unknown origin say in Korean they are from N. Korea

4 on boat of unknown origin say in Korean they are from N. Korea

AOMORI, Japan - Police officers check an open boat at Ajigasawa Police Station in Aomori Prefecture on June 2. They suspect that four people -- three men and a woman -- who entered Fukaura port in the boat earlier in the day may be defectors from North Korea.

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