On this coming Friday, two years ago, Sander Thoenes lost his life in East Timor. That day, 21 September 1999, an ill-fated day for Becora, a small village in Dili, the Dutch journalist who had just turned 31, was murdered in cold blood. His throat was cut, one of his ears was cut off, the skin on his face was peeled away and a gaping hole yawned from his left breast. Battalion 745 of the Indonesian Military (TNI), which included many troops of E...