JUSTICE BEKEBEKE
Commissioner, what happened subsequent to the 13th of November. We used to play soccer together with the deceased. We used to go to school together. I admit that I was part of a crowd that killed him. But what happened subsequent to that, especially during the trial, I think that closed my heart then.
	Especially seeing elderly people who were definitely not part of the crowd that could have run as fast as I ran to catch the deceased. People were implicated. My brother who is sitting here today was implicated simply because when the police came to arrest me, they didn't find him, they didn't find me, I was already in Namibia, they arrested him. My mother was arrested. My neighbour was arrested because we were close friends. Mina Bogu was arrested because it was alleged that wherever I was, he was supposed to be there. A number of my friends were arrested and sentenced to death for a crime they did not commit. And this far, we haven't had a single word of sorry, we made a mistake. Because definitely against those people I can stand here today and say those were trumped-up charges against them. I admit that's why I am making this application today that I have killed him. 
	To the noises that were made here, it wasn't noise, it was a derogatory remark and I don't think if that is the way in which we are trying to reconcile. If I pass you I would rather go silently past you and ignore, than passing a derogatory remark. That's not the way in which I would like to reconcile. I'd rather leave everything as it is, than rather going to somebody who does not want to reconcile.