Japan: Cult leader court appeal thrown out

Japan’s top court has thrown out an appeal by a former doomsday cult member sentenced to life for murder in a sarin attack in 1994.

Japan: Cult leader court appeal thrown out

Japan’s top court has thrown out an appeal by a former doomsday cult member sentenced to life for murder in a sarin attack in 1994.

Noboru Nakamura was convicted in 2001 of the murder of a fellow member of the Aum Shinri Kyo cult, abducting and killing the relative of another member, and helping the group build a factory to produce lethal sarin gas.

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