Victims react after a court finds Malka Leifer, a former headmistress, guilty of sexually assaulting two sisters at an ultra-orthodox Jewish school in Australia, 15 years after she escaped arrest by fleeing to Israel. Prosecutors alleged during the trial that Leifer sexually assaulted three sisters who were studying at the Adass Israel School in Melbourne, which is part of a reclusive Jewish sect on the city's outskirts. After a seven-week trial, and seven days of deliberations, the jury convicted Leifer of sexually assaulting two of the sisters, Dassi Erlich and Elly Sapper. It found her not guilty of abusing a third, Nicole Meyer. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES