 Here's from the vault volunteer, Alan Carman, reading Fisk's own words. Even when I walk these fetid streets today, more than 18 years after what was, by Israel's own definition, of that much misused phrase, the worst single act of terrorism in modern Mideast history, the ghosts haunt me still. Over there, on the side of the road leading to the Sabra Mosque, lay Mr. Norrie, 90 years old, gray-bearded, in pajamas, with a small woolen hat still on his head and a stick by his side.