We're tracking some major breaking news out of Japan. The assassination of

former Japanese Prime Minister Shino-Abe. He was shot twice while delivering a

campaign speech. As the casket,

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as the casket of the man...

As the casket of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinso Abbe drove through the streets of Japan,

thousands of people lined up to mourn, prey, and place flowers at the freshly dug

grave of the beloved and controversial man.

His followers and friends remember him as a man of great

vision who had become vital in developing and maintaining peace between the

Asian countries. No one seemed to understand how or why the longest serving prime minister who had resigned only two years ago would be shot and killed.

As the country and the world watched on in disbelief, news began to appear with a possible explanation for a

sudden and horrific act of violence. Amidst the chaos, one group started appearing everywhere

you looked in relation to the shocking event, the Unification Church.

News outlets began reporting that this was an act of revenge for the 41-year-old suspect.

In the eyes of the shooter, the former Japanese Prime Minister was one of the many people he blamed

for crippling his family. Nearly 20 years earlier, his mother had made a donation, which was so

large that it bankrupted the family. While the shooter claims that he had originally planned to go after the church leader,

he turned his attention to Abbe, who had become just one of the many politicians who had

been associated with the group

the leader of the Japanese chapter of the unification church

aka the Moonies revealed to the world that the shooter's mother

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