Rwanda descends into hell over the course of roughly 100 days. The machinery of violence, built over generations, reaches its horrific climax, unleashing a wave of brutality that defies comprehension. What makes the catastrophe even more devastating is its deeply personal nature—neighbors turn on neighbors, friends betray friends, and entire communities are torn apart. When the bloodshed finally ceases, the nation is left in ruins—shattered, haunted, and grasping for answers that may never fully come. The scars, both physical and psychological, will linger for generations, a painful reminder of how quickly humanity can unravel.

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