Japanese media: Shooting Abe's mother said she wanted to continue to believe in the religion

The mountain was also arrested after shot Abe. (Data Map)

Overseas Network, July 20th. Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was shot shot while lectured on the streets of Nara on the 8th, and the suspect was also arrested. According to the Japanese magazine's "Weekly Trend" reported on the 20th, the mother on the mountain expressed her wanting to continue to believe after the incident.

The sources around the mother on the mountain revealed to the Japanese media that after the son shot Abe, the mother on the mountain said that she would apologize to Abe's family. On the other hand, although her son committed such a major case, she did not criticize the church. After the incident, the mother on the mountain also said, "It was my negligence that caused this situation, but I want to continue to believe in religion."

After being arrested, the mountain confessed that his mother was "obsessed with 'unified education' and donated money to cause economic troubles." His mother had donated more than 100 million yen (about 4.86 million yuan) to the group. According to the survey, his mother joined the group in 1998, and successively sold land and houses to donate to the group. After bankruptcy in 2002, he continued to donate. (Overseas network Zhang Ni)

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