PELELE L SHONGWE
When I realised that my life was in danger in Ermelo, I fled to Nelspruit and I hid at a safe house, that is an ANC safe house.  As I was still there, Ernest Malele came, I was with a certain person named Pat but whose surname I do not remember.
	He said he was looking for his briefcase which contained documents of the National Party or his National Party documents, and we said that we did not know anything about the briefcase, and he asked me as to my identity and where I was coming from.
	Pat knew this guy very well and he said he was coming back and it was going to be very clear when he came back, as to where I was coming from.  When he went out, I asked Pat as to who these guys are and he said I should be very careful of them, because they were National Party people.
	At about seven or eight o'clock in the evening, I heard a knock at the door and when I opened the door, they showed themselves at the door.  I thought that probably they had come to either kill me or attack me and when they left, I had taken my gun earlier on and when I opened the door, they made gestures as if they were taking their guns from their holsters or from their waists.  That is when I started shooting.
	Ernest died on the spot, but the other one did not die on the spot.  When we searched them, we got some pangas from their bodies and I indicated that we should put them back into the car in which they arrived and we drove the car.
	Because I did not know the area, and there was a river somewhere, somehow, I was not able to go through or go passed it, we took the documents which were inside the car and we burnt the car.   I am the one who started burning the car.
	That is when the rain started and it actually extinguished the flames in which the car was engulfed.