Family of slain British woman seeks help from Japanese public

Family of slain British woman seeks help from Japanese public

TOKYO, Japan - William and Julia Hawker, the parents of British language teacher Lindsay Ann Hawker who was killed in Chiba Prefecture in March, hold a press conference at the British Embassy in Tokyo on June 29. They called for information from the Japanese public that could lead to the arrest of the suspect in the case, Tatsuya Ichihashi, who is still at large.

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