A hostage 10 days of Christmas, in the heart of a great city, a black flag reminiscent of jihadists: on or followers of terror could not ask for more to sow fear and ensure the media his or their actions.
In Sydney, it was the shock. A resident said it had failed to be part of the hostages. "I walked to the station, I went upstairs to get my coffee at Lindt and for some reason this morning I decided to take it down to the station, she told before sobbing. I did it for some reason. "
A father testified that he sent to fetch her son in the manger in front of the coffee. "I ran as fast as I could to try to recover and get out as fast as possible to this tragic situation."
"For us, it's a huge shock. We say: it's finally arrived home, "lamented another woman.
During the day, the authorities have urged Australians not to give in to fear and to "go about their usual activities."
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