(2)Asahara found guilty on all charges, sentenced to death

(2)Asahara found guilty on all charges, sentenced to death

FUKUOKA, Japan - A visitor to a consumer electronics shop in Fukuoaka watches TV footage showing Shoko Asahara, the founder of the AUM Shinrikyo cult,who was sentenced to death at the Tokyo District Court on Feb. 27.

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