Although we've come to know more and more things about the 1989 revolution, the faith in revealing the truth is weaker and weaker. After six years of waiting for the truth about the massacre on Otopeni, the sentence has been delivered. The commanding officer of the defense disposition of the Otopeni Airport-major general Dumitru Draghin has been sentenced to prison. He is found guilty of making the units that were supposed to defend the area shoot themselves. In that massacre 50 militaries died. Their relatives are unsatisfied with the sentence given by the Supreme Court of Justice, thinking that the number of the guilty ones is much bigger. And so is the Ministry of Defense, which has been compelled to pay damages along with the general. Finally, the political forces disagree on this solution as well, considering the revolution process useless and unjust. The decision of the Supreme Court of Justice, made after a very intricate process though doubtfully long, is a second step in punishing the people responsible for the dead of the revolution, after convicting the generals Mihai Chitac and Victor Stanculescu. There have been 245 defendants-among which 128 officers belonged to the Department of the Interior and Ministry of National Defense)-sent to the court so far but the verdicts weren't to come soon. The general impression in this very moment is that very little has been done for "finding the truth about revolution". Important files concerning the events in Timisoara, Bucharest and other places in the country, before and especially after December 22nd have been left unsolved. The complicity and political inertia had impeded the access to information and the post-December power tried and partly succeeded to impose a distorted official view on the revolution. The revolutionaries found out that there had been no terrorists and the Army, Militia and Securitate forces h