MR LEWIN
I would like to thank you for telling us this story.  We hear what you are saying and I think that we can all understand the pain and the grief that you have and the anger that you have.  What we as the Commission are trying to do is to uncover this type of story in this sort of detail so that we are then able to find the people who did this and what you have told us will never be forgotten. You have now told people in public, you have shared your grief and this is something that is actually very important that you do that.  We will through our investigative unit follow up as closely as possible and when we find these people yes we will bring them to you, bring you together with them so that they too can feel what you feel.  My only other question is because you have given such a graphic description of what happened at that time and shown us your anger, which I think we all appreciate.  My only other question is just about Bongani.  I mean you say he was 12 or 13 at the time.