CHAIRPERSON
Betty, we've listened to your story and we feel with you, it was in 1992, it was five years ago when your life was shattered and your dreams and your ideals were shattered, when you were beaten up by the police, when you heard the terrible news of your boyfriend that was killed and everything fell apart. It must have been terrible but we are so grateful that you did survive in a wonderful way and we know that you suffer still from the marks of what happened to you but we do hope and do wish you all the best for the future.
 We will take up all these things that you've said, if you can provide us with that City Press article, and with the telephone number of this person in Garankuwa Hospital, it will help us a lot, and as soon as we can, we will come back to you with the information we have. Thank you for coming and please greet your family, your parents and also Moses' parents from all of us. Thank you very much.
 I would like to call now Mabina Mojapelo, Mabina Mojapelo. If there are still people in the hall that need to make statements, please remember that you can go outside and ask for Sello and he will help you to find somebody to make your statement to. We need all the statements that we can get from the area.