Shooter signaled Abe killing in letter to Unification Church critic

The man charged with murdering Shinzo Abe sent a letter to a critic of the Unification Church signaling his intention to kill the former prime minister prior to the shooting earlier this month, the recipient said Sunday.The letter shows the strong resentment that the assailant, Tetsuya Yamagami, 41, felt toward the church, with which he believed Abe had ties. Police appear to be aware of the letter.Yamagami is also believed to have expressed his resentment on Twitter sometime after the fall of 2019, making such tweets as "The only thing I hate is the Unification Church" and "The Unification…READ FULL ARTICLE