U.S. police arrest Japanese man over 1981 murder of wife

U.S. police arrest Japanese man over 1981 murder of wife

LOS ANGELES, United States - Few people are seen around the Los Angeles Police Department office building on Feb. 23 following an announced of the arrest of Kazuyoshi Miura, a Japanese businessman who has been acquitted in Japan of the fatal shooting of his wife in Los Angeles in 1981, on suspicion of murdering her.

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