CNN 2010-11-10（在线收听）

Fortunately, this case justice delayed wasn't justice denied. But it was many many sleepless nights, it was a lot of agitation, a lot of tears. God will be the final arbiter, and I think the defendant faces far more serious punishment from the Lord than he can ever face from mankind,for what has going through my heart,I was really crying for loss.

Candles for those who died from across on the floor, framing their names. Last Sunday, a terrorist attack turned this house of worship into a living hell. None survived, but still so shaken and all she wants to say is: we forgive them. Many of those attendants were not hear that faithful day, but the scope and barbarity of the assaulted resonated throughout all of Iraq’s Christian community. Mary Daniel kisses the image of the two young polices who were killed. Linda Hagob tells us "my nerves are frayed, I can’t feel my body, I feel like my blood dried up, my whole body is shaking because what I’m seeing is unimaginable."

The attack was the work of Al-Qaeda affiliated gunmen, some wearing suicide vests, who stormed through this door.

She is going to have to go to trial which is, you know, hugely disappointing. It’s just one more thing that she is going to have to live through, but it is not surprising. I mean, this is the same judge and the same people who were all part of her initial trial in the first trial. So it’s not surprising that they wouldn’t just keep going with the flow. And It’s disappointing, they found her guilty in the first trial with no evidences. Unbelievable, it’s part of the whole package that’s just been really surreal.