New Zealand Shooter Emotionless As Victims' Families Cried During Hearing

via https://youtu.be/5wfwCS1k7so A white supremacist who killed 51 Muslims at two mosques in New Zealand last year watched without emotion on Monday as relatives of his victims recounted the horror of the massacre. He is facing one charge of committing a terrorist act during the shooting rampage in the city of Christchurch which he live-streamed on Facebook. Brenton Tarrant The emotionless shooter He was a 33-year-old goalkeeper for the New Zealand futsal team who was slain in the Al Noor mosque, according to Reuters. I can't forgive you. You gave yourself the authority to take the souls of 51 innocent people, their only crime in your eyes is being Muslims. Victims’ families give emotional statements at sentencing of New Zealand’s Christchurch mosque shooter. Gamal Fouda, imam of Al Noor mosque, told Tarrant that he was “misguided and misled”. I can say to the family of the terrorist that they have lost a son and we have lost many from our community too — Fouda Tarrant will be allowed to speak at some point during the hearings, although Justice Cameron Mander has powers to ensure the High Court is not used as a platform for extremist ideology.