Four decades of anguish: The heartbreaking fate of North Korea kidnap victim Megumi Yokota 1558771120-megumi

5:58pm, May 25, 2019 Updated: 6:01pm, May 25

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Megumi Yokota was snatched off the street in 1977 by North Korean agents and has not been seen since. Photo: ABC/Yokota family

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