- Yamagami Tetsuya, who killed former Prime Minister Abe, has been sentenced to life in prison.
- He reportedly anticipated the life sentence and did not express dissatisfaction with the ruling.
- Yamagami plans to discuss with his lawyers next week whether to appeal the conviction.

A: Hey! Did you hear about Abe’s assassin?
B: No, what’s new?

A: He got sentenced to life in prison!
B: Wow, really? What did he say?

A: Well, apparently, a professor talked to him.
B: A professor? What for?

A: Yeah, Sakurai Yoshihide. He's an expert.
B: Oh, interesting!

A: Yamagami, the assassin, said he expected it.
B: He did? So he’s not surprised?

A: Nope. He said he’ll talk to his lawyers about appealing.
B: So, maybe there *will* be an appeal?

A: Possibly! The professor said the trial was hard on him.
B: That sounds rough. He seems tired.

A: He does! Just wants to figure out about the appeal soon.
B: Crazy story, huh?