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Japan murder suspect re-arrested Japan murder suspect re-arrested
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The prime suspect in the murder of Coventry teacher Lindsay Ann Hawker is facing fresh charges.The prime suspect in the murder of Coventry teacher Lindsay Ann Hawker is facing fresh charges.
Tatsuya Ichihashi, 30, was re-arrested on suspicion of murder and rape and with abandoning Miss Hawker's corpse.Tatsuya Ichihashi, 30, was re-arrested on suspicion of murder and rape and with abandoning Miss Hawker's corpse.
He was first arrested at a ferry terminal last month on suspicion of abandoning a body. He was first arrested at a ferry terminal in Osaka, Japan, last month on suspicion of abandoning a body.
Miss Hawker, 22, from Brandon, near Coventry, was found buried in a sand-filled bath at Mr Ichihashi's Tokyo flat in March 2007. Miss Hawker, 22, from Brandon, was found taped-up and buried in a sand-filled bath at Mr Ichihashi's flat in Tokyo in March 2007.
He reportedly fled when police arrived at his flat and had been on the run.
He has also reportedly undergone plastic surgery in recent months.
Miss Hawker, a Leeds University graduate, was last seen alive after giving Mr Ichihashi an English lesson in a coffee shop on 25 March.
Her father, Bill Hawker, has called for him to be jailed for the rest of his life.
Mr Ichihashi has reportedly been on hunger strike and has refused to answer questions about Miss Hawker's death.