[Text/Observer Network Ju Feng]
According to the Japan Broadcasting Association (NHK), the car carrying the body of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe left the Nara Prefectural Medical University Affiliated Hospital at 6:00 local time on July 9. Set off and drive to Abe ’s home in Tokyo. At the same time, the police disclosed more confessions from the suspect Tetsuya Yamama who was arrested at the crime scene.
41-year-old Qianhai Zishan player confessed to the crime of intentional homicide: "Yes, I did it."
Yamayama confessed, “Because he had hatred for a certain (religious) group, and former Prime Minister Abe was related to that religious group, he committed this incident.” “It was not because he had hatred for the political creed of the former Prime Minister.”
According to investigators, Yamayama confessed, "My mother was a member of that group. She donated a large amount of money to the group and did other things, which made family life a mess."
Regarding how to know that Abe wanted to Yamagata, who came to Nara Prefecture , confessed, "I confirmed it by browsing the web at my home."
In addition, according to an exclusive report by " Yomiuri Shimbun " today (9th), investigators found that Yamada was "for the purpose of killing." Yamada made a gun and shot Abe. In short, he went to the speech venue to kill (Abe).”
Yamada’s confession earlier disclosed, “I am dissatisfied with Abe. I wanted to kill him, so I shot him.” But he added, “I have no grudge against former Prime Minister Abe’s political creed” and “had made multiple explosives and pistols .”
According to " Daily News ", Shanshan mentioned the name of a "religious group cadre" and said, "My target was originally that cadre." However, this person was not present at the time.
Because Shan Shan repeatedly made some unexplained confessions, the Nara Prefecture police are carefully investigating whether Shan Shan has the ability to hold criminal responsibility.
The suspect (gray clothes and black shoulder bag) was behind Abe during the speech and applauded with the crowd. Source: The Paper
According to Japan's "Yomiuri Shimbun" report on July 9, the Nara Prefecture Police in Japan that morning It was announced that the judicial autopsy on the body of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been completed. The specific cause of death of Abe was that he was shot in the left upper arm, causing damage to the subclavian artery and excessive bleeding.
In addition, the police determined based on forensic autopsy that Abe had one gunshot wound each on his left upper arm and head and neck. There was another wound on the head and neck, but it was unclear whether it was caused by a bullet.
Shinzo Abe’s body was transported out of the hospital in the early morning of the 9th and will be transported to Shinzo Abe’s home in Tokyo. According to previous reports by TBS, Shinzo Abe’s wake is scheduled to be held on July 11, and the funeral is scheduled to be held on July 12.
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