Japan Executes Cult Leader Behind 1995 Sarin Gas Subway Attack

New York Times ^ | 07/06/2018 | Austin Ramzy

[SeekAndFind]

SHOKO ASAHARA

[MeganC]

He liked death and now he’s dead so I hope he’s happy.

[vette6387]

He’s now Shocko A$$ahola!

[Red Badger]

I guess he wasn’t divine after all......................

[PGR88]

Only 23 years after the fact

[rktman]

Well that didn’t take long. /s. As needed.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

[Professional]

Well that took a while....

But rotting in hell is forever! And ever...and ever...

[Brilliant]

Hanged. Liberals take note.

[jospehm20]

It takes Japan as long as it takes us to execute criminals who richly deserve it. This guy should have been toast 20 years ago.

[Eddie01]

You gotta watch out for vase guys.

Also, looks like ole’ fat toe got into the Purple Paralyser.

[dfwgator]

Guess his power to levitate must have failed him.

[Vigilanteman]

Well, as an added bonus, there are 13 of his followers who participated in that terror attack and exhausted their appeals in January. Their date with the hangman could come any day now.

[nikos1121]

Right index finger is missing?

[DoughtyOne]

What’s the rush?

SHOKO ASAHARA

Must have been related to the famous ASSHAT (really sloppy English translation) family...

[MeganC]

“Right index finger is missing?”

I think it just looks that way because he was a fat pig.

Something tells me his followers were probably all skinny.

[SkyDancer]

Guess they all were just hanging around today.

[Mr Ramsbotham]

But rotting in hell is forever! And ever...and ever...

He'd be rotting in hell even if he hadn't murdered people, because he's not a Christian. So he'll get to meet his victims there, and I hope they have some choice words for him, while they're all rotting together.

[Fractal Trader]

His group also detonated a nuclear bomb in Australia, according to some sources

Did a Japanese Cult Detonate a Nuclear Bomb in the Australian Desert?

[Mr Ramsbotham]

Their date with the hangman could come any day now.

And they won't know when it's going to happen until a few hours beforehand. If I'm not mistaken, the Japanese think that's less cruel than scheduling it for a known time.