A song for Chanukah
Now I know what Chanukah has been missing all these years.
OutKast.
(Update: also this. Both found via The Volokh Conspiracy.)
OutKast.
(Update: also this. Both found via The Volokh Conspiracy.)
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In the latest of a series of bizarre twists, DNA tests revealed that cremated remains that Pyongyang said belonged to Megumi Yokota, a Japanese citizen abducted by North Korea in 1977, were not hers.
Pyongyang has admitted that its agents seized Ms Yokota from the northern Japanese town of Niigata when she was 13 and took her to North Korea to help train spies in Japanese language and customs. But it said she hanged herself in 1993, a date it later changed to April 1994.
The North Korean government sent her purported remains to Japan for analysis last month as part of information it supplied on 10 missing abductees, eight of whom it says are dead. DNA tests revealed that the remains contained the bones of two people, neither of whom were Ms Yokota.