Unleashed wrote:Show them where they died??!!
As Fred pointed out several days ago, they didn't even have chalk outlines, police tape, or took names at the scene of where each victim 'died', did they? Crikey they were counting them like1, 3, 7, 12,13, 18...
Yes, most of the people who lose their loved ones needs as most facts as possible. They also need to see where it happened, and know as much information as possible about what happened. That is the same with nearly all Next of Kin - no matter how their loved ones die. Its normal reaction, and according to psycologists its neccecary to be able to handle the grief and to get on with their life eventually.
because of all the interviews of all the ones that survived, they had a lot of information about what happened and where. They also had pictures to use when trying to figure who was where when their identity was known for the police. That is why they could show the next of kin what and where it happened.
There is no need with police tape since it is on an island and no one is permittet to visit the island now until tomorrow. I am not sure everyone will be allowed to visit the island after tomorrow either, but the police is releasing the island tomorrow (according to the TV2 new today). They have done their investigation and the island will again be available for the owners.
Byfroken