RUSSELL ALLY
Mr Mauda, the Act that established this Commission, obliges us that when we are looking at questions of dissapearance or torture or killing we have to establish whether there was a political context or not.  So it is very important for us in this particular case to try and establish from you, and that is why we thought that we would hear this case, to see if there are any political reasons why your brother would have been picked up by the Police in the first place, why he would have been tortured and beaten and his disappearance, if there is any political reason for it.  Because, if we can not establish that, then you have to take up your issue with the Police, for the Police to investigate your brother's death and the fact that the wrong body was given to you.
 So I am going to ask you again if you can please try and think whether there were any political reasons for whatever happened to your brother.  That you brother may have been involved in a political organisation or may have held certain political views or in his work place.  Do you have any knowledge of that?