AUM's Nakagawa apologizes to son of murder victim

AUM's Nakagawa apologizes to son of murder victim

TOKYO, Japan - Minoru Kariya, whose father died after being abducted by the AUM Shinrikyo cult in 1995, briefs reporters Sept. 13 on his meeting with former senior AUM member Tomomasa Nakagawa at the Tokyo Detention House. Nakagawa is appealing the death sentence for his role in 11 cases including that of Kariya's father Kiyoshi. (Kyodo)

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