MR MAYISA
I will carry on where my mum left.  That is where I found my dad lying down there and it was my friend who called me and said hey, your dad is lying down here.  We rushed there immediately and when we got there he was, as I said, he was lying down.  We picked him up and Sipho Mpopo they came suddenly and started assaulting me.  I ran away and there was this van that came and followed us in this route, small route I talked about.  I ran, we got to the rail line and there were police there.  I ran towards the police and de Vries was there.  I informed de Vries about my father's attack and told me that we should go to Priscilla Jana and your father is the one who has been telling us not to interfere with the location stuff.  I went back, I left the police alone.  I went to Magogo and I told my mother, I went to mum and I told my mum that I think dad has passed away now.  We slept at the neighbours house.   In the morning I went back to the police station.  I met Basson, the sergeant.  The van that had my, that took my dad was parked there in the police station and I told him that we should go approach the drivers of that van, because they should have the insight of the whole thing and Malohlo was there and Matini and they were washing out the van, because it was bloody.  I asked what is this blood for and they said, no, we had dogs inside.  We heard lambs inside so, the sheep, so that blood is coming from the sheep and I merely was asking.  I knew the truth, I knew that the blood was my fathers.
 At about four in the afternoon I met Richard and he told me that Mr Mayisa is down the road in, next to Kwarine.  I asked him where is Kwarine.  He told me that he was there lying down and covered by corrugated iron and we got there.  We found out that he was burnt.  They set him alight.  We left the scene and went back to the police station and we told them where the corpse was.  They followed us and took pictures of my father's body.  I asked what is the next step.  They said we should leave.  ... there and we wanted to know what was going to be done to him.  They called one another and now suddenly they started caucusing and we ask him, we asked the police what is going to happen of my dad and they insisted to tell us that we should leave and leave him alone.  
 Now on the funeral day, even just before, on the 27th of January we went to the school, school hall and then we went as a family to bury him.  ... just did not care about what was happening.  We approached a police and told them that they should give us this day to bury our father and they insisted that they will not help us in any way, but we were adamant.  Finally we carried on.  We went to the grave site.  When we got back they started attacking us.  Now they attacked the combi that I was driving.  Martin Zondo, Ndogo and Modise.  I approached de Vries to tell him that he was present when my combi was being attacked and he told me to go to Priscilla Jana and I went to her and those were convicted, the three of them.  
 De Vries and Malinga came to me and said they wanted to me to submit the statement and I told them that I went to see them and they took me for granted and told me that I should go and see Priscilla Jana, because my father was the one who was saying we should not or they should not interfere with the locations matters.  In June we were all taken as a family by de Vries and de Vries said myself and Nkabinde are, want to retaliate and want to kill the people who killed my father.  I asked Malinga as to what was happening.  He said he could not say a word to me and I am also losing my job as they are saying I am ANC member and I cannot carry on the operation effectively. I decided, no, let it be, whatever can happen.  Mum take over, there is nothing more I want to say.