Korean-American football star Hines Ward (bottom C) of Pittsburgh Steelers participates in an event held by the Pearl S. Buck International group, which helps mixed-race children, in Seoul April 8, 2006. The Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver, who left South Korea as a toddler, is in Seoul for a 10-day tour with his mother from April 3. REUTERS/You Sung-Ho (SOUTH KOREA) BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE 

Korean-American football star Hines Ward (bottom C) of Pittsburgh Steelers participates in an event held by the Pearl S. Buck International group, which helps mixed-race children, in Seoul April 8, 2006. The Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver, who left South Korea as a toddler, is in Seoul for a 10-day tour with his mother from April 3. REUTERS/You Sung-Ho Also see image: GF1DUXCTODAA 

Korean-American football star Hines Ward (L) of Pittsburgh Steelers participates in an event held by the Pearl S. Buck International group, which helps mixed-race children, in Seoul April 8, 2006. The Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver, who left South Korea as a toddler, is in Seoul for a 10-day tour with his mother from April 3. REUTERS/You Sung-Ho 

Immediate family members of Spc. Kyle Kaeo Fernandez, of Pearl City, Hawaii, mourn during his burial services while 'taps' was being played at the Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery in Kaneohe, Hawaii, October 22, 2004. From left are his brother, Kehau Fernandez, his father, Renold Fernandez, his mother, Helen or "Noi' Fernandez and his sister Kehau Fernandez. His wife Celeste and children 4-year-old Kyla and 1-year-old son Keahi are not in picture. Spec. Fernandez, a Schofield Barracks soldier, was killed in Afghanistan when riding a Humvee as part of a security convoy escorting supply trucks when it struck a homemade bomb. Six Hawaii soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan, all members of the 25th Infantry Division. Picture taken October 22, 2004. REUTERS/Lucy Pemoni LP/HB 

Wife of Islamic militant Asif Ramzi signs the papers to receive his
body while Ramzi's mother (L) looks on in Karachi December 21, 2002.
Relatives of Asif Ramzi, a Pakistani Islamic militant suspected of
involvement in the murder of U.S. reporter Daniel Pearl, identified his
body on Saturday among four mutilated corpses found in Karachi, police
said. Police say they suspect Ramzi, who was also wanted in connection
with a series of bomb attacks in the volatile port city of Karachi,
accidently blew himself up while making bombs on Thursday.
REUTERS/Zahid Hussein

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Mariane Pearl, the widow of murdered Wall Street Journal reporter [Daniel] Pearl, is shown in this handout photo after giving birth to Adam Pearl on May 28, 2002, in Paris, a spokeswoman for the family said, May 30, 2002. Both mother and baby are doing well the spokeswoman added. [Daniel Pearl disappeared in Karachi, Pakistan, on January 23 while investigating links between Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda network, blamed for the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States, and suspected shoe-bomber Richard Reid.] 

Sheikh Aslam, brother of Sheikh Adil, a co-accused in the Daniel Pearl
case, and their mother speaks to reporters outside central Jail Karachi
on April 12, 2002. The trial in Pakistan of British-born Ahmed Omar
Saeed Sheikh and three alleged accomplices for the kidnap and murder of
American reporter Daniel Pearl was adjourned for 10 days on Friday,
lawyers said. REUTERS/ Zahid Hussein

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Pakistani police stop Sheikh Aslam and his mother, the brother and
mother of Sheikh Adil, a co-accused in the killing of U.S. reporter
Daniel Pearl, from entering the court in Karachi on March 22, 2002. The
police filed an interim charge sheet on Friday against the four
arrested suspects, including Sheikh Omar, in the Daniel Pearl case,
accusing them of kidnapping for ransom, murder and terrorism.
REUTERS/Zahid Hussein 

The mother and brother of Sheikh Adil, a suspect in the kidnapping and
murder of U.S. reporter Daniel Pearl, wave toward an armored car after
the court appearance of Sheikh Omar and Aidl in Karachi on March 12,
2002. Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, better known as Sheikh Omar, told a
Pakistani court on Tuesday that the United States will "suffer" if he
is extradited there. REUTERS/ Zahid Hussein

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Dow Jones Company employee and Pearl family spokesman Gary Foster reads
a brief statement regarding the death of Wall Street Journal reporter
Daniel Pearl in Pakistan, which was confirmed by the United States
State Department, to reporters February 21, 2002 in Encino, California.
Pearl's mother and father live in Encino and will not make any public
statement regarding their sons death. REUTERS/Fred Prouser

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Dow Jones Company employee and Pearl family spokesman Gary Foster heads
back to the home of Daniel Pearl's parents after speaking to reporters,
February 21, 2002 in Encino,California regarding the death of Wall
Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl in Pakistan, which was confirmed
by the United States State Department. Pearl's mother and father will
not make any public statement regarding their sons death. REUTERS/Fred
Prouser

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Dow Jones Company employee and Pearl family spokesman Gary Foster
speaks to reporters February 21, 2002 in Encino, California. Foster
read a brief statement regarding the death of Wall Street Journal
reporter Daniel Pearl in Pakistan, which was confirmed by the U.S.
State Department. Pearl's mother and father live in Encino and will not
make any public statement regarding their sons death. REUTERS/Fred
Prouser

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Mikie Nakata, mother of a victim on the ill-fated Ehime Maru, wipes her tears during a press conference following the inquiry March 8, 2001, at Pearl Harbor Naval Base into the collision of the submarine USS Greeneville and the Japanese fishing trawler. The two ships collided February 9, 2001 off the coast of Oahu Hawaii and nine students and crew members died in the accident.

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- FILE PHOTO AUGUST 1962 - John Kennedy Jr. plays with his mother Jacqueline Kennedy's string of false pearls in this 1962 White House handout file photo. [A small plane carrying Kennedy, son of the assassinated president, has gone missing off the coast of Long Island and the U.S. Coast Guard has begun a search, television broadcaster MSNBC and CBS radio reported. Kennedy was on the private plane with at least three friends on his way to a wedding in Massachusetts. ] (B&W ONLY) REUTERS/ White House Photo by Cecil Stoughton/John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum/Handout via Reuters 

Josephine Rose Estrada, 17, who claims to be the daughter of Philippine President Joseph Estrada, makes a turn during a night gown competition in the Mutya ng Pilipinas (Pearl of the Philippines) beauty crown contest held at the Manila coliseum April 24. Estrada has neither confirmed nor denied the claim. Josephine said her mother had a romantic fling with Estrada when he was still a movie actor in the early 1980s. Rose failed to make it to the top five finalists.

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Josephine Rose Estrada, 17, who claims to be the daughter of Philippine President Joseph Estrada, smiles after entering the top ten finalists during the Mutya ng Pilipinas (Pearl of the Philippines) beauty crown contest held at the Manila coliseum April 24. Estrada has neither confirmed nor denied the claim. Josephine said her mother had a romantic fling with Estrada when he was still a movie actor in the early 1980s. Rose failed to make it to the top five.

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