自称桐島容疑者宅に家宅捜索　手配容疑、本人特定へ―ＤＮＡ型「矛盾なし」・警視庁

　１９７４～７５年の連続企業爆破事件で指名手配された桐島聡容疑者（７０）を名乗り、その後死亡した男を巡り、警視庁公安部は２日、爆発物取締罰則違反容疑で、神奈川県藤沢市の男の自宅を家宅捜索した。捜査関係者への取材で分かった。公安部は今後、押収物の分析とＤＮＡ型鑑定などを進め、本人特定を急ぐ。
　捜査関係者によると、公安部は、桐島容疑者の複数の親族の協力を得て、男のＤＮＡ型鑑定を実施。「親族として矛盾がない」ことが認められた。今後も鑑定を継続し、本人と特定できれば容疑者死亡のまま書類送検する方針だ。（2024/02/02-19:13）

Police Friday searched the home near Tokyo of a deceased man who claimed to be a suspect in one of a series of bombings in the 1970s in Japan.
   The Public Security Bureau of Tokyo's Metropolitan Police Department carried out the search in Fujisawa, Kanagawa Prefecture, on suspicion that the man violated the explosive substances control law.
   The man died Monday at a hospital in Kamakura, also Kanagawa, four days after he identified himself as Satoshi Kirishima, who was put on the wanted list for his alleged involvement in the April 1975 bombing of a building in Tokyo's upscale Ginza district as a member of a radical group.
   The bureau is trying to confirm his identity by analyzing items seized from his home and through DNA testing.
   According to the sources, the bureau conducted DNA tests on the man with the cooperation of relatives of Kirishima, obtaining results showing no contradiction to the assumption that the man was kin to the relatives.