The sensational assault case, after dozens of adjournments, finally concluded with the defendant's speech that will go down in history, leading to immediate execution.
On the day of execution, over a hundred people spontaneously attended to mourn, but the relevant departments dispersed the crowd, leaving only three people present during the actual execution. One of them resigned afterward due to excessive pressure.
Afterward, NHK filmed a special documentary, recording former criminal police officer Fushimi Roku hijacking the Tokyo Tower broadcasting system, publicly revealing the truth of the Cat Island incident, sparking nationwide riots and a judicial crisis.
After the footage was broadcast, protests erupted in many parts of Tokyo, with people storming police stations, parliamentary offices, and implicated enterprises.
