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The rise and fall of the yakuza

29 August 2021

3:05 PM

29 August 2021

3:05 PM

For the first time in history, an organised crime ‘yakuza’ boss has been sentenced to death in a Japanese court. Satoru Nomura, head of the Kudo-kai group in Fukuoka, was found guilty of murder and three assaults after a trial held without a jury due to fears of possible intimidation.

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