Summary Response: We Wish to Inform You that Tomorrow We will be Killed with our Families. Pag. 280-355.

On this part of the book it is described what happened with the people who fleet Rwanda on 1994 and even long time before. During the first violent acts against the Tutsi people on the 50's and 70's, many people decided to fleet to other regions, they went to Zaire and Burundi mostly; these people stayed in those countries for generations, but always cursed by their Tutsi legacy, even thought they had the Zaire citizenship on 1994 …

…responsibility for the crime according to the preparer's position in the criminal hierarchy, and offered sentence reductions for lower level criminals who confessed. On mid December of the same year, Rwanda begun holding genocide trials. Questions: As today how people in Rwanda get along? Who is in charge of the power in Rwanda a Hutu or a Tutsi? Being a majority, how the Hutu people manage to watch the genocide trials against their same ethnic?