PHILLIPUS CORNELIUS KLOPPERS
Yes, the cassettes were inside one of the vehicles.  It was removed and shown to me along with car keys.  I would say tool keys.  I told the men to take them.  The tool keys had to be handed over to Gert Diedericks, who was our Mechanics Officer.  He would take that and then Pieter Matthews would ensure that someone with a decent system would listen to all the cassettes in order to determine whether or not there were any propaganda on the cassettes.
	We discovered that the first part of the cassettes had pop music and then a couple of other items, and after that, propaganda would be on the cassettes, so therefore if you found cassettes and you only listen to the beginning and the end, you would only hear music.  That is why I asked that the cassettes be taken and listened to.