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    Lieutenant Colonel Ibingira felt pleasure to see people die

    Lieutenant Colonel Ibingira ordered that people install 60-mm mortars every 100 m, Medium-sized weapons And Light in each section. This is tantamount to saying that he There was an interval d ‘ roughly 50 m between a gun And another. In addition, he ordered that every platoon If team in grenade launchers (anti tank weapons) and What RPG. His plan of bombing of camps was The same as he used to bomb the city Of gitarama whose taken had been very hard.
    It was on Saturday 22 April to 13 hours. All Displaced s ‘ were folded down towards the inside of the camps of Side of the ancient sites of distribution of food. They had Had to leave their shelters in sheeting. At this hour here, he is Dropped a very heavy rain and the internally displaced persons have ran in
    Mass towards their tents in sheeting for s ‘ house. It is While the rpa military have believed to an attack and Fired on the crowd. From 13 p.m. to 14 p.m. 30, Apr had Already made use of all weapons: more than 100 bombs 60 mm mortars, thousands of bullets from machine guns And RPG had fallen dru in the crowd of internally displaced persons.
    Around 17 30, a swarm of people attempted to cross The barriers to get out, but without success, because the lieutenant Colonel Fred Ibingira no longer wanted that someone Could escape. On the contrary, he wanted people to Continue to pounce on the military, who slaughtered So mercilessly. He was like a fan who attended In a game; he felt pleasure to see people die En Masse and encouraged his military by these words:
    Kill these fools d ‘ Interahamwe. ” when, as I just say, around 17 30, a crowd of people tried to Cross the barricades in order to escape, it is then that the Real fire at the heavy weapon took place. The Soldiers have continued towards the inside of the camps and Stabbed those who had not yet made the soul,
    Without any distinction.