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Japan Arrests Fugitive From 1995 Subway Gas Attack

Jun 3, 2012

The police arrested Naoko Kikuchi, a former cult member who was wanted in the subway nerve-gas attack that killed 13 commuters and sickened 5,000 more. full story

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