Remains of slain Japanese aid worker returned from Afghanistan

Remains of slain Japanese aid worker returned from Afghanistan

NAGOYA, Japan - Masayuki Ito (R), the father of Kazuya Ito, a Japanese aid worker kidnapped and killed in Afghanistan, responds to questions from reporters at Central Japan International Airport in Aichi Prefecture on Aug. 30 before receiving Kazuya's body at the airport. At left is his wife Junko.

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