The mother of innocent Melbourne besieged Hao Kai tearfully said she was so helpless without her son.
Police say 36-year-old Hao Kai "showed up in the wrong place at the wrong time" and died at the gunman`s Brighton service apartment.
Mother Hao told the media this afternoon that all this was the saddest and darkest day of her life.
"We came to Australia looking forward to family reunion." Mother Hao`s interpreter said Hao`s mother and husband arrived in Melbourne last September.
"but the two days after this event are the saddest and darkest days of our lives."
She said Hao Kai was her only child, and she and her husband almost packed it out to Australia.
"my husband and I have retired in China. We took out almost all our savings and sent our sons to Australia. "
"We are all old and have to rely on our sons. Now it seems to be the end of the world. I had to take my son back to China in a box. "
She told reporters that both her husband and her husband were ill and could not speak English.
"our hopes were dashed. We have no one to rely on. " She said, "We have nothing."
When Hao`s mother confirmed that her 36-year-old son got married in Melbourne four weeks ago, she recovered a little.
"We planned to go back to China in August to have an oversized wedding. But now I have to bring his ashes home. "
She expressed strong hatred at Khayre, who shot Hao Kai on parole.
"I can`t describe my sadness, nor how much I hate terrorists. He destroyed my home. " "the fact that such things happen in Melbourne shows that the world is full of uncertainty and danger," she said.
"terrorist groups have infiltrated every corner of the world. We hope that Australia and the Chinese community in Australia will unite in the fight against terrorism. "
She also thanked the state police and the local community for their help and communication throughout the incident.
Hao Kai`s parents had filed an application to emigrate to Melbourne, but their son`s death has now been put on hold.
