Police recieved forged Lucie Blackman letters

Japanese police received forged letters after Lucie Blackman's disappearance claiming to be from the murdered Briton.

Police recieved forged Lucie Blackman letters
Fri, 16 Feb, 2001 - 11:45

Japanese police received forged letters after Lucie Blackman's disappearance claiming to be from the murdered Briton.

The first letter, which arrived at Azabu Police Station on July 20, denied reports that she had been kidnapped.

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