Obito was not sent back to Konoha.
The hearing was held in the Land of Rivers Observation Zone.
It was not the site of the final trial.
Its sole task was to separate the verified actions from different regions.
Obito received a public summary of each category of material.
Jinchūriki locations, victims' identities, and sealings still in operation were redacted.
He could point out factual errors, conflicting sources, and anything he could not confirm.
He could not use his right of access to obtain future escape routes.
A recorder unaffiliated with either Konoha or the Uchiha helped organize his objections.
That assistance did not mean defending Obito.
It merely prevented the affected parties from arranging all the material unilaterally.
Konoha submitted its material on the night of the Nine-Tails.
Entering the sealing site.
Extracting and controlling the Nine-Tails.
The deaths, injuries, and subsequent chaos caused by the attack.
The material did not assign responsibility to the entire Uchiha clan.
Nor did it automatically count Black Zetsu's Lunar Surface records as Obito's actions.
The Land of Rain submitted some of the orders issued during Akatsuki operations.
Advancing the Tailed Beast Plan in Madara's name.
Participating in the establishment of a convergence route for the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path.
Exploiting organization members and wartime trauma to expand control.
The actions of Nagato, Konan, and other Akatsuki members were kept on separate records.
Obito could not bear responsibility for all their choices.
Nor could he deny having provided direction and resources simply because they had choices of their own.
The third category came from regions affected by operations on the fringes of the Akatsuki.
Some evidence was complete.
In other cases, only victims' statements and the remnants of bases remained.
The hearing did not classify material of differing reliability at the