People in Guinea share their hopes for "justice to be done" as they await a local court's verdict, expected this Wednesday, in the historic trial of the 28 September 2009 massacre at a stadium in the capital, Conakry. On that day, at least 156 people were killed, 109 women were raped and hundreds wounded, according to a UN-mandated commission of inquiry, in one of the darkest chapters in the West African nation's history. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES