MR FOURIE
Reads-
		"Chicken, please be careful when you and your friends 
visit in and around Mowbray and Observatory areas.  
Why Pops?  My girl, there is some strange people in 
this world and strange things happen in some of these 
parts of town.  Ag pappie, moenie worry nie, we will be 
all right."
	Isn't it ironic that these would be the last words that my 
daughter and I would exchange on that evening, her last words in 
her life.  
	Mr Chairman, panel members and others, my wife and I am 
here to honour and defend the memory of our only daughter, Lindi 
Anne, we also speak for our son who is in England and the rest of 
Lindi's family and her many friends who are may add are of many 
persuasions and some of whom are, if you will pardon the term, not 
white.
	As Lindi's father, responsible for her existence, I accepted the 
responsibility of raising and caring for her to the best of my ability, 
together with the help and input of my wife and our son Anthony as 
well as those around us.  Those have made up Lindi's family, her 
school teachers, her fellow church members and her many other 
friends, to these I say thank you for returning the love that Lindi 
gave of so freely.
	Now that Lindi's mother has stated her position and feelings 
on the death of our only daughter, I thank her publicly for being a 
wonderful mother to Lindi.  Her example and encouragement will 
long be remembered by the rest of her family, especially by Anthony 
and myself.
	I will then now continue and leave out the rest of my written 
submission, my typed submission and I  will make some 
observations, based on what I have seen and heard here Mr 
Chairman.