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Former UN Ambassador Bill Richardson, who worked more than a year to secure the release of student Otto Warmbier from North Korea, tells TODAY he was “absolutely shocked” to learn that Warmbier had returned to the U.S. in a coma and calls North Korea’s explanation for his coma “spurious.”June 14, 2017
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