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Police have arrested a man in his twenties, who had previously surrendered to authorities in Tokyo, following the discovery of two burned bodies in Nasu, Tochigi, admitting to lending his car but denying involvement in the killings.
Police had been questioning the unidentified man voluntarily since Wednesday, when he turned himself in.
A 25-year-old man has been arrested by police in connection the discovery last week of the burnt bodies of two people on a riverside north of Tokyo, according to police.
In a developing story from Nasu, Tochigi Prefecture, two charred bodies discovered on a riverbed have been identified, with one likely being Takarajima Ryutaro, aged 55, and the other potentially his wife. The identification comes after intensive investigations following their mysterious disappearance.
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