MR BERGER
Noord runs parallel to De Villiers and intersects with King George on the right-hand side of the sketch plan.  At page 174 of the report, this is 174 of bundle "B", it's typed page 14 of the report, under the heading "Trefpunt BN3", you will recall that that relates to the shotgun marks on sketch plan 4.  The following is said, it's photo 21, it says there - I beg your pardon photos 22, 23 and 24.  The report says,
"Die beskadigingsmerke is veroorsaak deur agt haelkorrels wat die onderkant van die balkon aan die noorde kant van Baronie getref het.  Die skoot is skuins opwaarts in 'n oostelike rigting soos op die sketsplan aangedui, gevuur.  Die groote van die haelkorrels kan "SG" of "LG" wees."
Again no indication that these weren't fired on the day of the shooting.  If the Committee would just turn to page 7 of bundle "D", you will see an annexure there, Annexure "A", which shows the different sizes of ammunition, shotgun ammunition.  SSG was fired by the Shell House security guards on the day, and you will see that there are 16 shots per cartridge in an SSG cartridge.  SG has got 10 pellets, and LG has got 7 pellets, do you see that Chairperson?  Now the report indicates that there were 8 shotgun pellets on the underside - or shotgun marks on the underside of the balcony in De Villiers Street, and the experts said that those were either SG or LG pellets.  And we make the point in paragraph 4.2 that if they were LG pellets, then at least two shots must have been fired.  If they were SG pellets, then two of the pellets didn't strike the building and landed up somewhere else.
	If I could then move to 4.3.  4.3 deals with shots fired in the direction of the marchers, not in the direction of Shell House and we say there that those shots include shots fired from AK47s and handguns.  We know that the Shell House security guards fired two AK47s, the one was fired by Mr Molefe, the other one was fired by Mr Khumalo.  According to Superintendent Du Plessis, at least one of the shots fired from an AK47 could have been fired up King George Street from a position above Nandos.  Now, I don't know if the Committee is aware of where Nandos is, we will hand in a photograph, perhaps I should hand it in now.  These are colour copies of the photographs, they're quite expensive and our attorneys couldn't make more copies, we have five copies, can I hand them up to the Committee.  Chairperson, this will have to be given an Exhibit number in due course, but this photograph was taken in King George Street, looking south in King George Street between Plein Street and De Villiers Street looking south, and we're looking at the northern most point of Small Street Mall.  Just to the right of Nandos is the entrance to the Small Street Mall.  What Superintendent Du Plessis said was that the shot - a shot could have been fired from one of the flats above Nandos - I'm sorry, Nandos is shown, I don't know Chairperson if you can see Nandos, that red canopy has the name Nandos written across.