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日媒:山上彻也母亲首次出庭作证,仍宣称自己信仰“统一教”
Huan Qiu Wang· 2025-11-13 09:15
山上彻也的母亲在作证时承认自己向"统一教"供奉钱财并受到家人的反对。对于丈夫自杀,她说,这是因为她丈夫 工作的原因,丈夫得了抑郁症。就丈夫自杀这件事,她说她对丈夫感到生气,同时也感到后悔,如果自己对他更温 柔些可能会避免这场悲剧。 2022年7月,安倍晋三在奈良市街头演讲时遭枪杀,嫌疑人山上彻也被日本警方当场逮捕。山上彻也在被捕后供认, 他母亲受该教会洗脑,将几乎全部家当供奉教会,他为报复而刺杀被认为与该教关系密切的安倍晋三。 【环球网报道】据日本富士新闻网报道,日本前首相安倍晋三被枪杀事件的庭审正在进行,枪手山上彻也的母亲11 月13日首次出庭作证。由于山上彻也被关押期间一直拒绝与其母亲会面,这也是两人在事件发生后出现在同一场 合。 据报道,山上彻也的母亲在出庭作证时称,她向"安倍晋三和其夫人安倍昭惠表示由衷歉意"。在被问及"你现在信仰 什么宗教",山上彻也的母亲称自己信仰"统一教"。《朝日新闻》称,听到这里山上彻也一瞬间抬头看向母亲的方 向,两人之间被用屏障隔开,无法直接相互看见。山上彻也随后又低下头,俯身听母亲作证。 ...
嫌疑人平静承认杀人行为,辩护方强调不构成“开枪罪”,安倍晋三遇刺案首次公开庭审
Huan Qiu Shi Bao· 2025-10-28 22:39
Core Points - The trial of the suspect in the assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe began in Nara District Court, with the suspect admitting to the murder [1] - The defense acknowledges the murder charge but argues that the homemade firearm used does not fall under the applicable laws, suggesting that the suspect's family background and motivations should be considered in sentencing [2] - The prosecution emphasizes the severity of the crime, highlighting its unprecedented nature in post-war Japan, and plans to call various witnesses to establish the preparation for the attack [3] Group 1 - The suspect, Yamagami Tetsuya, admitted to the murder during the trial, which took place three years after the incident [1] - The court has scheduled a total of 19 hearings for this case, with the final verdict expected on January 21, 2026 [3] - The suspect's mother expressed regret over her son's actions while simultaneously reinforcing her faith in the "Unification Church" [4] Group 2 - The prosecution argues that the suspect's personal history, including family tragedies and financial struggles, should not significantly influence the sentencing [3] - The defense plans to present witnesses to discuss the impact of family and religious factors on the suspect's actions [3] - The case has drawn significant public interest, with hundreds of people participating in a lottery for a limited number of seats in the courtroom [1]