2 S. Korean residents of Japan acquitted of espionage

2 S. Korean residents of Japan acquitted of espionage

SEOUL, South Korea - Kim Jong Sa (L) and Yu Song Sam hold bouquets presented by friends in Seoul on Sept. 23, 2011, after the Seoul High Court acquitted the two South Korean residents of Japan, who had been detained for two years, of working as North Korean spies in the 1970s.

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