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 Re: حريق يقضي علي لاجئين سودانيين باستراليا....مقتل ام سودانية وابنتها (Re: Kostawi)
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الاخ كوستاوى:: تحية طيبة.
من متابعتى لمساهماتك لاحظت انك تدقق وتبحث قبل ان تنشر معلومة او تعلق على خبر. ولكن همتك اليوم خانتك. فقد نشرت هذا الخبر كما ورد فى احدى صحف الخرطوم. وكما تعلم صحف الخرطوم لا تخلو من غرض. اعنى الصحف الموالية للسلطة. على كل حال قادنى بحثى فور قراءتى لما نقلت الى البحث فى الانتر نيت، ولقد وجدت ان الحادث المؤسف هو حادث قتل وانتحار. فقد قتلت الام، واسمها ريتا صولا، ابنتها وحاولت قتل ولدها ثم اشعلت النار فى المنزل، وماتت هى كذلك. الابن ما زال فى المستشفى يخضع لعمليات جراحية فى جمجمته التى تهشمت. البوليس الاسترالى وصل الى حقيقة ان الحادث المؤسف قد ارتكبته الام فى لحظة جنون. والان طليقها، يتابع مع الشرطة هذا الامر.
العائلة من جنوب السودان وقد صار لهم زمن فى استراليا.
ليس ثمة اعتداء عرقى او جهوى او عنصرى كما قد يتبادر للاذهان.
هنا نص الخبر من صحيفة استرالية صادرة اليوم:
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Note at death scene suggests murder-suicide
Cameron Atfield, Amanda Gearing and Paula Doneman
25nov05
THE deaths of two Sudanese migrants in Toowoomba on Tuesday night may have been a tragic murder-suicide, and not a race attack as suspected by some relatives.
It is believed a suicide note found at the scene included the words: "Goodbye, I love you all. Goodbye."
Police sources told The Courier-Mail Rita Sula had bought an axe which she is believed to have used to attack her children on her 42nd birthday on Tuesday.
Toowoomba police superintendent Tony Wright said the matter would be referred to the state coroner for further consideration.
"Police do not propose at this stage to commence any criminal proceedings in relation to this tragic fire and deaths," he said.
The bodies of Mrs Sula and her daughter Connie, 15, were found in their burnt-out Muller St townhouse at Kearneys Spring early on Wednesday morning.
Jerry Sula, 21, escaped through the garage by pushing his way through the side of a closed rollerdoor, helped by neighbours.
Detectives questioned him at Brisbane's Princess Alexandra Hospital yesterday morning, where he was recovering after surgery to a fractured skull.
Mrs Sula's estranged husband Charles said he saw his daughter Connie the afternoon before the fire and that her body language indicated something was wrong.
"I asked if everything was OK at home and she didn't say. If she did (say) that afternoon I could have done something to stop this happening," Mr Sula said.
Supt Wright hosed down speculation that race was a factor.
"There is absolutely no evidence to suggest that this is a racially motivated incident," he said.
Charles and Rita Sula, originally from southern Sudan, fled to Kenya after Mrs Sula's father was violently killed during the war in Sudan and the couple lived in a refugee camp until Mr Sula found a job.
They came to Australia in 1991 and Mr Sula studied at the University of Queensland's Gatton campus where he completed a Bachelor of Science in rural technology.
They were sponsored to live in Toowoomba by an Anglican parish which helped the family find accommodation and furnish their house.
Mrs Sula worked full-time at a poultry farm, and for the past five years also worked during her holidays at the CSIRO's Cooper Laboratory helping with a plant breeding program.
Project leader Dr Andrew James said she was hardworking and dedicated.
He said he and Mrs Sula's other workmates were shocked by her death.
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