MR LYSTER
"are presumably accepted by family, friends and work associates.  Their diabolical and cowardly actions even earned them silver medals for bravery at a Vlakplaas ceremony, of all the hideously ironical things, and they might even be proud of them.  Just how sick is our society that we accept among us murderers, takers of other human beings' lives?  We need to know who these people are, from the top of the chain of command to the people at the bottom who carried out the murderous act.  They must be branded for what they are, murderers.  This is difficult to say, but in my heart of hearts I'd like to see them forever in a cage, where people could spew their disgust of such creatures on them.  I want our society to redevelop the moral attitude that to kill another human being is a totally and absolutely unacceptable sin.  I don't care what they've been through in their lives, what they'd been taught as children to believe, etcetera.  They were adults who murdered my sister.  They made their own choices, and like every other human being they had a duty to be awake, conscious people, striving to be something better than bestial animals.  Why else do they have life?  And I want our country to be a place that never again allows people to damage the lives of others, especially not because of their colour or because of their living belief in justice