They speak to the family of the terrorist who killed 50 Muslims: We hate him, Brenton deserves to die.

Cousin Donna Cox says she's a pain in having family ties with Brentn Tarrant, condemning the Maccabre act her cousin carried out last Friday. )

Farrant will never understand the impact his terrorist attack had on his parents in their town of Grafton. He derives from a highly respected family, his mother, his father, were highly respected in the community here “, she told the Daily Mail, forwarded to Albanian Periscopi.

I'm not here to protect him. But if I could meet him, I would ask him why. How could you do that? Take Donna Cox shows that his mother, Sharon and Sister Laura are immediately placed under police protection and that they have no contact with the rest of the family.

Tarrant's mother, Sharon, is a teacher at a local school, she said. Donna describes Tarrant as a child obsessed with weapons and violent video games.

And for the terrorist's father, he said he died of cancer in 2010 and that he was a popular man in the community. After his father's death, Tarrant began traveling across Europe. Bulgarian and Turkish authorities are investigating his travel history, to see if he had low motives for their countries he had visited in the past seven years. Somewhere along his travels, he is supposed to have created extremist views and a deep hatred for non-white immigration -- a hatred that culminated in Friday's attacks.

Tarrant will appear at the New Zealand Supreme Court on 5 April, when his decision is expected to be made.

I know what you deserve. He deserves the death penalty for what he did. That hurts because he's my family, “the Cox. Meanwhile, a relative who asked to remain anonymous told the Daily Mail Australia that the Grafton family is shocked. Everyone is confused, hurt and angry. I'm heartbreaking, I'm broke. She said another family member.

I hate him so much now. If I saw him again, I'd beat him with all my might. He didn't create to be racist, nobody did it this way. His parents are such good people. Other relatives, including grandmother Marie Fitzgerald and Uncle Terry Fitzgerald, said that they are hardly accepting the whole situation.

It's much more than dixuh thought that in our family he would do something like that”, the 81-year-old woman said.

The “Medias are saying he has been planning it for a long time, so he's not at all good”.

Grandma and Uncle Fitzgerald apologized to the victims of the massacre on behalf of their family, saying that what he did is unfair.

Some of Tarrant's classmates have also spoken of him as being very clever and funny.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jasnda Ardern described the darker attack on two mosques as one of the darkest days for their country. She also pledged that they would work for the law of arms in Zealand./ P ERISCOPI/