MR WILLS
My view would be that it could be an accessory before the fact, socius criminis or even a murderer, if the doctrine of common purpose was stretched.
	It would take a full investigation on the evidence, to establish the extent of his participative acts in so far as he pointed those persons out, and obviously in a criminal trail, there would be other persons who would testify against him, and we might have further details.
	My submission is had he pointed out those individuals to a person whom he knew was an SDU member, whom he knew had the intent of taking out the enemy, and he set those persons off, he set that person off on the fast track of persons, whom he knew to be part of the enemy, it would seem to me that at the very least, he would be guilty of dolus eventualis in respect to murder because he should have foreseen the possibility that those persons would be killed, and he was reckless as to whether or not that possibility ensued.