In reply to Lusk:
> I don't think the relatives of the following will be mourning this creature's passing.
> James Foley
> Steven Sotloff
> David Haines
> Alan Henning
> Peter Kassig
You say that, but I thought this was interesting, from a friend of Alan Henning:
> Louise Woodward-Styles, who organised a candlelit vigil for the taxi driver after he was captured by the terrorists, said that, even if British-born Emwazi had been killed, the family of the 47-year-old from Salford would not get closure following his brutal murder.
> She said: “I don’t think there will be closure, particularly for Alan’s family and close friends.
> “His body wasn’t returned home and from that aspect it was something they had to deal with privately. For them to say that Jihadi John has been killed doesn’t mean anything. It is something that the government can say they have done successfully.”
> She added that she would have preferred Emwazi to have been brought back to the UK to face justice.
> “Alan has gone and nothing will bring him back. I’m slightly sceptical about the target being successful. We don’t trust the government when it comes to the war.
> “Drones are not the answer, nor is bombing innocent people. I would rather him be brought back to face justice.”
(Press Association)
I think you are doing the families of the murdered a disservice by suggesting that all they want is revenge.