UNKNOWN
Yes.  Maybe I can tell you that there was 
someone on the corner of Lower Main Road and Station Road.  It 
seems that more or less the same time that you observed what 
happened.
	I will read to you from page 45 of the record and page 46 Mr 
Chairman, from lines 22 onwards.  An employee of the Cape Town 
City Council, John Jacobs, was on duty that Thursday evening of the 
30th of December 1993.  He was patrolling the streets to see 
whether all the street lights were burning.  He and a colleague were 
driving alone Lower Main Road in Observatory from north to south. 
 As they arrived at the corner of Lower Main Road and Station 
Road, they heard sounds like gun fire or fire crackers and saw three 
men emerge.  Since they wanted to turn into Station Road, they saw 
three men in a car, against the one way, in Station Road, driving in 
their direction.  They were then forced to wait for this motor 
vehicle.  Mr Jacobs heard gun shots at the very moment when 
someone emerged from the door of the facility on the corner of 
Station Road and Lower Main Road.  He saw the end of a rifle 
sticking slightly out of the back passenger window of the vehicle.  It 
was clear to him that someone was firing from the motor vehicle at 
this person.  He had fallen flat in his motor vehicle and then when he 
lifted his head again, he saw the person who had emerged from the 
door of the corner facility lying in the storm water drain in Station 
Road.
	Now, that version doesn't exactly correspond with what you 
observed, do you agree with that?