Daughter, Parents to Be Rearrested over Murder in Sapporo Decapitation Case
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Suspect Runa Tamura keeps her identity hidden as she is transferred from a police station in Sapporo on Monday.
19:27 JST, August 11, 2023
SAPPORO – In the Sapporo decapitation case, the Hokkaido prefectural police intend to rearrest Runa Tamura, 29, her father Osamu Tamura, 59, and her mother Hiroko Tamura, 60, this time on a murder charge, as early as Monday, according to investigative sources.
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