A statue of Hiroshima bombing survivor Sadako Sasaki, which has stood for decades at Peace Park in Seattle's University District, has been stolen, according to police.

When the lovely bronze statue of young Sadako Sasaki — a figure who represents innocence and hope in a world gone awry — was stolen from Seattle’s Peace Park earlier this summer, it weighed ...

The statue of Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes — which was cut off at the ankles — is a life-size bronze of Sasaki, a Japanese girl who survived the Hiroshima bombing before later dying ...

The original bronze statue of Sadako Sasaki honored a 12-year-old Japanese girl who survived the bombing of Hiroshima, and later died of leukemia. Her story and the paper cranes she folded while ...

Experts believe the statue was severed to steal its valuable bronze cast, as the price of the metal has been increasing. The life-sized statue, titled "Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes," has been ...

Quakers from University Friends Meeting ask that Seattleites keep an eye out for a life-size statue of Sadako Sasaki that went missing from her home in Peace Park last night. Someone apparently ...

The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum traces one of history’s darkest chapters—the atomic bombing of Hiroshima during World War ...

SEATTLE — Three weeks after the statue of a Hiroshima bombing survivor was stolen from a Seattle park, the search continues for the missing artwork. The statue of Sadako Sasaki stood in Seattle ...

The life-size bronze statue commemorates a Japanese girl who survived the atom bomb in Hiroshima and later died from radiation-related cancer.