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. >> the vip whom this man saw in the casinos a few years ago was mototaka ikawa. >> translator: those kind of people are welcomed to vip rooms because they're highrollers. they spend much more than ordinary gamblers. >> in the vip rooms minimum bets start at thousands of dollars. the man says he once saw a company executive lose more than $1.3 million in just 20 minutes. ikawa now faces a criminal investigation over aggravated breach of trust. tokyo prosecutors are expected to accelerate their efforts to expose the entire incident. >>> japan's supreme court has upheld the death sentence of a former senior member of the aum shinri kyo cult. the cult members released deadly sarin gas in tokyo's subway system in 1995. the court rejected the appeal by seiichi endo on monday. and finalized his sentence for involvement in the group's sarin attacks. the decision marks the end of a 16-year process to try 189 members of the cult. 13 members have been handed death sentences, including cult founder shoko asahara, whose real name is chizuo matsumoto. with all sentences relating to the sarin attac

they say mototaka ikawa took out personal loans from daio subsidiaries adding up to more than $110 million. the company filed a criminal complaint on monday accusing him of damages and borrowed the money from seven subsidiaries over the last year. sources from daio paper say he instructed senior officials to transfer the money to a special bank account. the sources say he lost most of the money gambling at casinos in other countries. prosecutors say he admitted he borrowed the money for personal reasons, they quote him as saying he'll repay the loans by taking out new loans and selling his stake in the papermaker. that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobiyashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.