Kiwis pay tribute as mosque families clamour for return of dead

New Zealanders flocked to pay tribute Sunday to the 50 worshippers slain in a twin mosque attack, as families clamoured for the return of their dead. As New Zealand grappled to come to terms with the slaughter -- the worst attack on Muslims in a Western country -- tales of heroism, suffering and incredible grace began to emerge. Farid Ahmad, whose 44-year-old wife Husna was killed as she rushed back into a mosque to rescue him, refused to harbour hatred toward the alleged gunman, Australian-born, self-avowed white nationalist, Brenton Tarrant.