NICHOLAS JACOBUS JANSE VAN RENSBURG
I agreed with Mr Coetzee's suggestion and Mr Coetzee also mentioned to me that he had a sleeping drug and whether it would be necessary for him to give this to the man so that he could fall asleep so that we could eliminate him while he was asleep and not while he was awake, and I said yes, I thought that was a very good suggestion, and that he could go ahead.
	We braai'ed some meat and we ate.  This man sat close to us with his back against the tree trunk, his arms were cuffed in front of him.  He was also given some meat which he ate.  I did not see Mr Coetzee put anything in his drink.  Mr Coetzee gave him something to drink, I don't know whether it was cool drink or a beer and he drank it, and approximately, I will have to guess, but approximately half an hour after that the man started swaying slowly.  His head lurched and he went to lie on his side. And then somebody then said that we should now finish off.