'The awful truth is unfolding,' says Lucie's father

Lucie Blackman's father says he has no plans to travel to Japan until DNA tests are carried out to find if human remains found on a beach near Tokyo are those of his daughter.

'The awful truth is unfolding,' says Lucie's father
Fri, 09 Feb, 2001 - 08:16

Lucie Blackman's father says he has no plans to travel to Japan until DNA tests are carried out to find if human remains found on a beach near Tokyo are those of his daughter.

He says he started to fear the worst about his daughter's plight when Joji Obara was arrested in October.

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