The six former senior members of AUM Shinrikyo executed Friday along with cult founder Shoko Asahara were mostly highly educated and played prominent roles in the group's hierarchy.During their trials, some of them expressed continued devotion to Asahara, while others cooperated with investigators or communicated with others including a researcher to shed light on the crimes and reveal what they knew.With the cult adopting a state-like structure, the members assumed various roles under its "agencies" and "ministries."Among the six, Kiyohide Hayakawa assumed the post of "construction ministe…READ FULL ARTICLE
