"Will You Lead a Better Life If You Put Asahara to Death?"

Osamu Watanabe

Osamu Watanabe as state advocate led the first stage of the Court's case of the Master Asahara. In his book he published the sad facts of a civilized society:

1. Outcome of the court was a foregone conclusion even before it began. The state has decided to execute the Master Asahara at the stage preparation for arrest.

2. At court, there was no evidence presented to prove the defendant's guilt. All prosecutions were built only on the interpretation of the doctrine and the testimony of several disciples.

"The contents of the mysterious object - sarin?"

Excerpts from an article by Hideaki Miura "A few questions about sarin incident", in which he talks about the many differences between the newspaper reports in the days following the March 20 1995 and the prosecution stetements, established much later.

Amount of inconsistencies in incidents AUM is huge, like a mountain

Uodzumi Akira

Excerpt from an article Uodzumi Akira "Various concerns about the "incidents AUM" floated up of the protocols legal proceedings", the magazine "Shukan Gendai" № 57.

There are suspicions that the government of Japan was in collusion with criminals

Kazuo Fushimi

Kazuo Fushimi, Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo in the book, "Who gave the poisonous gas," draws attention to the little-known details relating to "the case of Aum". He boldly suggests that the Japanese government could have been involved in the commission of the crime in the March 20, 1995

Sarin, which was used in the incident in '95 was produced by American technology

The Korean Lee Junsik, referring to the opinion of a professional, writes in his book:

"The reason why America recognized an innocent Aum as a terrorist organization, is to create a sense of danger in Japan, where there is no Islamic terrorism, and in order to be given the money".

The Aum Shinrikyo facilities, based on their size, can not produce sarin

The Devil mocks Japan

Excerpts from the book Ariga Yuji "The Devil mocks Japan":

"If a poisonous gas that was used in the incident in the subway was not sarin, then the criminals - not AUM. And in the stories of victims, and in the transfer of the incident have been saying: "I was the smell of gas", "gas emitted a bad smell". However, sarin has no color, no smell".

"Whether in the subway was sprayed sarin?"

Group of lawyers representing the interests of the defendant Asahara in a final protective speech pushed shocking questions:

• whether in the subway was sprayed sarin?
• whether deceased died of sarin?

Below part of the plot of a Japanese TV news program