Former Japanese abduction victims of North Korea mourned the death Friday of Shigeru Yokota, a key figure in the fight to bring abductees home, and vowed to continue pressing for a resolution to the issue as surviving family members age."I am frustrated, sad, and my heart breaks. So many thoughts are running around in my mind," Hitomi Soga, 61, told reporters Saturday in Sado Island, Niigata Prefecture. Yokota died at age 87 without seeing his daughter Megumi after she was kidnapped in 1977 when she was 13 years old.Reading aloud a letter addressed to Yokota, who along with his 84-year-old …READ FULL ARTICLE
