The family of Lindsay Ann Hawker, (L-R) sister Louise, mother Julia, father Bill and sister Lisa speak to media during a news conference in Brandon, Coventry, central England November 10, 2009. The Japanese suspect in the death of a young British woman found naked in a sand-filled bathtub has been caught after more than two years on the run during which he had plastic surgery, Japanese media reported on Tuesday. Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 27 months ago

The family of Lindsay Ann Hawker, (L-R) sister Louise, mother Julia, father Bill and sister Lisa speak to media during a news conference in Brandon, Coventry, central England November 10, 2009. The Japanese suspect in the death of a young British woman found naked in a sand-filled bathtub has been caught after more than two years on the run during which he had plastic surgery, Japanese media reported on Tuesday.

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