Man suspected of fatally stabbing girl

TOKYO, Japan - The vehicle carrying Charles Thomas Ikenaga, suspected of fatally stabbing a high school girl, leaves the Mitaka Police Station in Tokyo on Oct. 10, 2013. Ikenaga, 21, is suspected of fatally stabbing Saaya Suzuki, 18, in front of her home in Mitaka, Tokyo, on Oct. 8.

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