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National / Crime & Legal Apr 16, 2019

French team in Chile to question suspect over missing Japanese student believed slain

French investigators were to arrive in Chile on Monday to question a man suspected of killing his former Japanese girlfriend, who was last seen at her university residence in France in 2016, a source close to the inquiry told AFP. Nicolas Zepeda is the sole ...

National / Crime & Legal Mar 28, 2019

Chile agrees to let French investigators question suspect about Japanese student's disappearance

French investigators will travel to Chile next month to question a man suspected of killing his Japanese ex-girlfriend, who vanished from her university residence in France in 2016, a prosecutor said Wednesday. Nicolas Zepeda is the sole suspect in the disappearance of Narumi Kurosaki, 21, ...

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