Their posture to strike looks good. Maybe they keep glancing at
how they look like on tv, and adjust themselves rather than use
their brain on how to think to save these people! I can't wait to
hear the accounts of those survivors. Then maybe we can really
know
1) Has any victims died due to the exchange of shots from the
police?
2) Did the gun man mention anything about letting them off if
his request is receded?
3) What was the gun man behavior and aggression
like?
4) What time did the first/ first two victims died?
1) Has any victims died due to the exchange of shots from the
police?
dunno yet. as of now, the
news haven't confirmed anything.
2) Did the gun man mention anything about letting them off if
his request is receded?
I'm sure. His intention was
merely to redress his dismissal from work and request for
reinstatement of his job. Kenna sacked means no retirement
money. In other countries, ppl rely on that. They are
not like Singapore got CPF money.
3) What was the gun man behavior and aggression
like?
According to Mrs Leung, one of the
survivor, the gunman had no intention of killing anyone.
She blamed it on the govt/police for
acting too slow which caused her husband and children to
die.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9Y_pjh8jhY
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/video (World
24 Aug 2010
Philippine police admit blunders in deadly
hostage ordeal)
4) What time did the first/ first two victims died?
no info leh. I also want to
know.
Is it because they heard gunshots,
or gunman said he has killed two of the hostages, that the police
decided to storm into the bus?
