She was an eyewitness to the shooting at the Deans Avenue mosque. It shows the humanity that thrived in the immediate aftermath, it shows what Christchurch and New Zealand are really made of.Īt the centre of it is a woman, identified only as Jill. It’s still confronting, upsetting, but not in the same way. It’s the one the Australian-born terrorist would want you to see, the one he thinks will help spread the hateful worldview that compelled the murder of 49 people at two of the quiet city’s mosques.īut there’s another video that has emerged in wake of the shooting. Yes, there’s a video still circulating on social media that captures all the horror and violence of Friday’s terrorist attack in Christchurch.
Instead, we are dedicated to remembering the names, faces and stories of the victims.įor 24-hour mental health crisis support, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14. Mamamia has chosen not to show the face of the man in custody for the Christchurch terror attack, or to include or link to any distressing material about his acts.
