MALUSI MORRISON
As far as my thought go I do not say that's how Mr Seneke thought.  The pain that you experienced as an APLA soldier after being arrested by the Apartheid or the oppressive government was not good or because the police were unable to extract information in ...[inaudible] manner.  They could end up killing you without any proof as to what the reason for your death may have been, not knowing whether what you are giving them is correct.   I think Africa Seneke when he said this was to ensure that the killers and the hit men of the South African Police men of those days must not prosecute our African comrade as they were prosecuting other Africans.