Darkest day in New Zealand (49 people killed in two mosques)

It is very sad to share that yesterday 49 people killed in two mosques of the New Zealand's city Christchurch.New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern described the attack as one of her country's "darkest days." She said that the suspects held "extremist views" that have no place in New Zealand or anywhere else in the world.
The terrorists (one woman and two men) attacked while people were offering Friday Prayer. The terrorist were aware when there will be more people in the mosques. One of the shooter put himself live on facebook to show the world how brutally he killed the innocent people which shocked the whole world. Nobody have ever seen such a brutal way of act their lives.
All terrorist were arrested by the police but the worst part is ; they are not feeling guilty on what they did.Chief suspect Brenton Tarrant, 28, an Australian citizen, appeared in court on a murder chargeThe mayor of Christchurch, Lianne Dalziel, said the killer came to the city with hate in his heart, to perform an act of terrorism. But she said he did not represent anything about the city.
And outside the two mosques that were attacked mourners laid flowers. Many left hand written notes. “This is not New Zealand” read one.Still there are uncomfortable questions for the authorities here. The man now in custody, Brenton Tarrant, made no secret of his support for white supremacy.