"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


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Osamu Watanabe:
When in reality there is no right to fight, it is not a court.
If all do not understand that and Mr. Asahara has the right to demand to be recognized to be innocent, it is not a court

Сorrespondent:
Maximumly to protect the interests of the defendant, be that as it may. A group of lawyers diligently fulfilled this basic rule, and in the final defense speech emphasized:
  • whether in the subway was sprayed sarin?
  • whether deceased died of sarin?