MR LYSTER
"sanctuary of her home.  They murdered Joe too, who survived long enough to drag himself to the neighbours and tell them what had happened.  They left 12-month-old Phoenix traumatised and alone with her dead mother in their home, splattered with blood all over the place.  It was disgusting, brutal, deceitful, treacherous, cold-blooded murder.  Jackie was where she was at that time of her life because of who she was.  At school she was head girl in her matric year and a Rotary scholar the year after.  She got a BA with African languages at UCT, teaching in the mountains in Lesotho between and after her studies.   At the time of her death she was already a very clear thinker, with an innate sense of right.  She was also supremely happy because she had her baby daughter, Phoenix.  Jackie was a person who lived according to her conscience.  She fully and determinedly, in a way that added good into the world, very clearly against all that was bad and negative and prejudiced.  So now I am 36, Phoenix is an 11-year-old orphan.  My parents are living the rest of their lives without their bright star of a daughter, and Jackie never got past 30.  But the people who decided to extinguish her vital life, and that of Joe, and the seven others in Maseru, through ordering her death, or through firing their bullets into her, are still carrying on their lives.  These people