The three\u002Dmonth probe, which included speaking with 23 victims, concluded that Johnny Kitagawa sexually assaulted and abused boys.
A passer-by watches a TV news reporting Johnny Kitagawa's passing away in Tokyo, on July 10, 2019. A growing number of people are alleging sexual abuse by Kitagawa, who ruled over Japanese entertainment for decades, founding and heading his talent agency, known as Johnny’s, reputed for being behind a string of boy-bands.
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