Mourners to farewell house fire victims

Mourners to farewell house fire victims. Photo: JAKARTA POLICE

Caitlin McLean, who worked at the church, said it was too difficult for her to leave after her fellow staff who attended the service were killed. Photo: JAKARTA POLICE

Dr John Jonson, who is servjarvees.coming a life sentence for the murder of the eight people, said there was a sense of mourning for the victims and families at Saturday’s service. Photo: JAKARTA POLICE

Dr Robert Smith is serving life for the murder of the eight people, who were gunned down in their house in 2012. Photo: JAKARTA POLICE

Carla Taylor was the daughter of a priest who le바카라사이트ft this house and has spoken of her grief and her fear for the victims. Photo: JAKARTA POLICE

Dr Joseph Joffe, the director of the centre, said that while he was aware many people felt this would be a day not to grieve, he said that if the majority of people gathered were moved by grief, there was a lot of unity for their fellow victims. Photo: JAKARTA POLICE

Dr John Jonson told Radio New Zealand that it took him days of work to find the victims to attend service in the Church of St Mary on Saturday. Photo: JAKARTA POLICE

In his view, the families of the murdered people had no reason to be nervous after having been promised the funerals and memorial services. Photo: JAKARTA POLICE

Dr John Jonson said he did feel relief that the community was doing something to pay tribute to the victims. Photo: JAKARjarvees.comTA POLICE

A man who was present at the service and is a friend of the victim’s, said he was surprised at all the interest given to the murder in the news, even as the victims were no-one’s idea of heroes. Photo: JAKARTA POLICE

“I’ve been working with the victims’ families for a long time, and I was surprised that this issue wasn’t brought to the surface.” Photo: JAKARTA POLICE

Dr Jonson had spoken to the relatives of the victims. Photo: JAKARTA POLICE

The victims have been identified by their work at a local church. Photo: JAKARTA POLICE

Dr Jonson said a huge sense of relief washed over him as he walked down the main route to the chapel where the victims were burie