MR VISSER
The last sentence of the previous page seems to be the place to start
"The askaris then managed this,"
that is to the penetration and he says:
"As far as I can recall, Sgt Joe Coetzer and Col Hentie Botha were present when we drew the vehicle off and arrested the unknown ANC member.  Other members may also have been involved, but I cannot recall their names.  The ANC member was hover never charged or taken to a police station.  We, as far as I can recall, it was me, Joe Coetzer and Hentie Botha, we were involved and there may still be others, but I cannot recall their names.  The unknown ANC member was taken to our residence at Winkelspruit, where he was interrogated.  He gave his co-operation without any problems.  He stated that he would assist in identifying the other person who was involved in the ANC cell.  He also undertook to introduce some of our askaris to an ANC woman, one Nthombi who apparently had direct contact with Lusaka."
Then the important sentence:
"Because we could not trust the man completely, we placed his leg in plaster of Paris in order to prevent his escape."
Do you have any recollection of what Mr Ras has stated here and if so, what is your recollection?