DNA tests have shown a man who died earlier this week at a hospital is likely to be the person wanted for one of a series of terrorist bombings in Japan during the 1970s, investigative sources said Friday.The man confessed last month to being alleged bomber Satoshi Kirishima, who was a member of an extreme left-wing group. The DNA test results conducted on the suspect's relatives found that "there is no inconsistency in kinship" between the two parties, the sources said.Also on Friday, police searched the man's house in Fujisawa, Kanagawa Prefecture, for documents that could lead to his ide…READ FULL ARTICLE
