Killer may have escaped campus crime scene using stairs

Killer may have escaped campus crime scene using stairs

TOKYO, Japan - A student prays Jan. 15 for Hajime Takakubo, professor at Tokyo's Chuo University, who was fatally wounded Jan. 14 in a Korakuen campus restroom in Bunkyo Ward. The suspect is believed to have fled the scene using nearby stairs, investigative sources said.

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