JANE NOMAKHEPU NTSATHA
I told them that I had been beaten up the previous day.  I had green bruises all over me.  I showed them the bruises.  I told them that there were electric shocks that I, they applied on me.  We went to Zwelitsha together with Hattingh and them, the police that is.  I cannot remember whether they had hand-cuffed me.  We went to my house and they found ANC documentation, a Steve Biko portrait, also S Chaba.  They took that.  They took me to Barkely East Police Station.  They told me that I was going to be detained under the Section 6, Terrorism Act.
 I stayed with my child in a cell.  November, December, January, February.  Four months that is.  They said that I must give them my life history.  I must write it down for them.  I did that.  One afternoon at about half past four, it was very warm, I was with my child.  My baby just had a vest on.  They said I must just come quickly.  My child cried, because they insisted that I leave him behind.  My child was crying.  They said that I was talking shit.  They said that I must tell them exactly what I did in Lesotho.  I had not written down the truth.  I told them it was.  I said that my baby was crying, I had to go back.  They said that they would not release me until I tell the truth.  After that a Boer stood behind me and hit me, slapped me from the back.