Eight years on, family of missing French tourist demands Japan's national police take over case

Eight years after Tiphaine Véron vanished during a visit to Japan, a statue honoring the French tourist has been unveiled near the Nikko hotel where she was last seen. RFI English reports her family is still without a solid lead and is now calling on Japan's national police to take over the stalled local investigation.

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