MIA EUNICE THEMBISO
I am going to continue.  When the music started for the news, then in the news I was told that there are this seven children who were killed by the Guerrillas from Russia.  And one of the children was shown on TV who had a gun on his chest.  He was facing upwards and there was a gun on his chest and now we could see another one and the second one only to find that it's my son Jabulani.
 We were arguing myself and my daughter, she said it's him, I said no it can't be him, I just saw him this morning, it can't be him.  I can - I can still remember what he wore this morning.  He had navy pants and green jacket and a warm - and a warm woollen hat.  I prayed I said oh! no Lord, I wish - I wish this news can just rewind.  Why is it just him, why were the others not shown why is it just him.
 I was told it is - it was just a hand grenade that did this to him, that was next to him.  And now policeman came to me to tell me anything, I saw it with my own eyes on TV.  That's the time I collapsed, I don't know what happened after that.  What makes me to cry now is that these policeman they were treating people like animals, that's what makes me cry right now.
But even a dog, you don't kill it like that.  You even think that the owner of this dog loves it, even an ant a small ant you think you have feelings even for an ant.  But now our own children, they were not even taken as ants, if I say they are treated like dogs are, that's not how it happened, I am actually honouring them they were treated like ants.  If there is anything that I've left out I think I will just say it later, even now I didn't even take my high blood tablets.
 I haven't been well since this incident, I've been going for a treatment every month since the incident.  If I don't take these pills I have short memory I usually loose memory.  I would ask you - the people who killed our children to please - sorry I cannot finish.  Please give me a few moments there is something else I want to think about, give me a few minutes.