The suspect Tetsuya Yamagami has posted some articles on social networks Twitter refers to the intention to assassinate former Prime Minister Abe during his time.

Twitter on July 19 froze Yamagami's main account, operating in October 2019 and was named Silent Hill 333. However, Twitter said Yamagami opened another account before October 2019.

Twitter said in an interview that they could not disclose the content of the posts, but according to sources, they include content that shows Yamagami intending to kill former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe from at least three

The suspect Tetsuya Yamagami at a police station in Nara city on July 10.

The Japanese media in the middle of the month reported that Yamagami sent a letter to a man living in the Chugoku region, west of Japan, to express the discontent with the unified Church and the intention of assassinating former Prime Minister Abe Abe

At the beginning of the letter from Okayama province, Yamagami wrote that he craved to own a gun to attack Mr. Abe.

However, Yamagami also wrote that the former Japanese Prime Minister was not his original enemy, affirming that he hated more sectarian leaders.

Yamagami was arrested at the scene with a homemade gun on hand on July 8 after shooting Mr. Abe.

Prosecutors believe that Yamagami's mental state at the time of crime is an important factor.