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U.S. Marine indicted for murder in Japan

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US Marine indicted over alleged murder of woman in Okinawa
Japanese prosecutors have indicted a US Marine on suspicion of murdering and robbing a woman in Okinawa earlier this month, multiple Japanese media outlets have reported, in a case that has prompted renewed outrage over the conduct of US troops in the country.

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BBC · 18h
US Marine indicted for murder and robbery of woman in Japan
CBS News · 22h
U.S. Marine indicted on murder charge over woman's killing in Japan
 · 23h
Japan indicts US Marine over Okinawa killing, media say
Japanese prosecutors have indicted a US Marine on charges of robbery ​and murder of a Japanese woman in ‌the country's southernmost prefecture of Okinawa, Japanese media reported.

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The News International · 14h
US marine Devin Jacob Ballard charged over killing of Japanese woman in Okinawa
 · 16h
US marine charged with murder in Japan
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