遺骨引き渡し求め提訴　オウム松本元死刑囚の次女―東京地裁

　２０１８年に死刑が執行されたオウム真理教元代表松本智津夫（麻原彰晃）元死刑囚＝執行時（６３）＝の遺骨と遺髪をめぐり、元死刑囚の次女は２日付で、国に引き渡しを求めて東京地裁に提訴した。代理人の弁護士が３日明らかにした。
　代理人によると、次女は００年以降、教団との関係を断ち、娘として元死刑囚と面会を続けてきたと主張。遺骨を保管する東京拘置所に引き渡しを求めてきたが、拒まれているという。次女は代理人を通じ「父の遺骨を政治的にも宗教的にも利用されたくありません。娘としてただ静かに悼み弔いたいと願っています」とコメントした。（2022/10/03-18:13）

The second daughter of Chizuo Matsumoto, the executed founder of the now-defunct Aum Shinrikyo doomsday cult, has filed a lawsuit to demand that the state hand over her father's remains and hair, it was learned Monday.
   The second daughter filed the suit with Tokyo District Court on Sunday, according to an attorney for the daughter.
   Matsumoto, who went by the name Shoko Asahara, was executed in 2018 for his involvement in a series of crimes committed by the cult, including a deadly sarin nerve gas attack on Tokyo's subway system in 1995.
   According to the lawyer, the second daughter, who has been staying away from the cult since 2000, met with Matsumoto, while he was in jail, not as a cult member but his daughter.
   The daughter's request for the Tokyo Detention House to hand over the remains and hair of Matsumoto has been rejected, the lawyer said.