ADV VISSER
It is a problem, Mr Chairman, but I want to be fair to the witness, and his legal representatives are here.  Perhaps we can go about it this way. I can - my learned friend can take this note, that we are suggesting that none of the first five victims could have survived the initial attack.  Only number 6 could possibly have survived and the reason why we say so, Mr Chairman, lies in what the doctor found at page 65, in regard to the sixth person.  And this is very important and I ask your indulgence to read this, Mr Chairman.
"There were three entry wounds on the back."
So the entrance wounds were in the back -
"Major gaping wound right side, from which intestines were gaping.  Large gaping wound on the left-hand side of the chest, just below the nipple."
Clearly an exit wound, Mr Chairman, because that is what makes it a gaping wound.  
"Large gaping wound left in the basis of the neck.  Seven bullet wounds left upper arm.  Multiple wounds in and around and below the left knee, and with a fracture of the tibia and the fibula."
The cause of death, Mr Chairman, is -
"Acute loss of blood, as a result of multiple bullet wounds in chest."
Mr Sehlwana, we are going to argue, and this I must put to you, that the only possible victim was victim number 6, which we have just read to you, and he had no entrance wound from the front of his chest.