Prosecutors on Thursday sought life imprisonment for the man standing trial over the "unprecedented" fatal shooting of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in 2022 that shed light on the controversial Unification Church and its links to politicians.Tetsuya Yamagami admitted to murdering Abe during his trial at the Nara District Court, saying he held a grudge against the church because of the financial ruin his family suffered due to his mother's large donations to the religious group. The ruling will be handed down on Jan. 21."Killing a former prime minister in the public eye is an unp…READ FULL ARTICLE