Japanese prosecutors have found new fingerprint evidence suggesting that a lawmaker charged with accepting bribes over a proposed casino resort offered money to a person to falsely testify in court, sources close to the matter said Saturday.The fingerprints of Tsukasa Akimoto, a 48-year-old House of Representative member once involved in crafting Japan's policy for legalizing casino resorts, were detected on bills he allegedly handed out through an accomplice in order to bribe Masahiko Konno, a former adviser to a Chinese gambling operator.Akimoto, who has been indicted for receiving bribes…READ FULL ARTICLE
