U.S. Navy Serviceman Admits to Killing Japanese woman
The Asahi Shimbun
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Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture (Japan):
A U.S. serviceman has admitted to killing a Japanese woman here on Tuesday, police said.
The serviceman is a crew member of the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk stationed at the Yokosuka Naval Base, Kanagawa prefectural police said Thursday, citing a U.S. Navy investigation.
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Yoshie Sato, 56, was found collapsed on a stairway landing near the entrance to a building around 6:55 a.m. Tuesday, bleeding from the head.
Video footage from a security camera on an adjacent building showed a woman believed to be Sato talking with a man appearing to be a U.S. serviceman, investigators said.
Jan 06, 2006
The Asahi Shimbun
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Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture (Japan):
A U.S. serviceman has admitted to killing a Japanese woman here on Tuesday, police said.
The serviceman is a crew member of the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk stationed at the Yokosuka Naval Base, Kanagawa prefectural police said Thursday, citing a U.S. Navy investigation.
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See Also:
Killing adds to friction over bases
Yoshie Sato was attacked during a robbery
Foreign Ministry contacts U.S. military over sailors suspected of murder
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Yoshie Sato, 56, was found collapsed on a stairway landing near the entrance to a building around 6:55 a.m. Tuesday, bleeding from the head.
Video footage from a security camera on an adjacent building showed a woman believed to be Sato talking with a man appearing to be a U.S. serviceman, investigators said.
Jan 06, 2006
