Photo of suspect in killing of Japanese aid worker unveiled

Photo of suspect in killing of Japanese aid worker unveiled

KABUL, Afghanistan - Afghanistan's National Directorate of Security released Sept. 3 a photo of Adel Shah, one of two suspects arrested so far by Afghan security forces for allegedly abducting and killing Kazuya Ito, a Japanese aid worker.

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