A Japanese court on Friday acquitted a yakuza gangster of the murder of the president of the company operating the Gyoza no Ohsho restaurant chain in 2013, amid suggestions he was framed.During his trial at the Kyoto District Court, Yukio Tanaka, a 59-year-old senior member of an affiliate of Kudo-kai, one of Japan's major yakuza crime syndicates, had pleaded not guilty to murdering Ohsho Food Service Corp. President Takayuki Ohigashi, 72. Prosecutors had sought life imprisonment.Prosecutors had sought to prove the charges based on a body of circumstantial evidence, including a cigarette bu…READ FULL ARTICLE