If she was there she didn't say anything. Bizimana was the first Hutu sentenced to death for the 1994 genocide of Rwanda's Tutsis. He was convicted of killing 20 people and ordering the massacre of thousands more. Rwandan courts have condemned seven other men to the firing squad for their role in leading the slaughter or showing particular brutality and cruelty while killing. He shares the condemned cell with Egide Gatanazi.
Death row is a corridor between towering walls under an open sky.
He says little unless prodded. But Bizimana is a desperate man. He had no defence lawyer. The 500 or so spectators were openly partisan, jeering at him and applauding the prosecutors and judges. I think they invited people into court to intimidate me.