CHAIRPERSON
Mrs Veronica, we hear the sad story that befell your family, more especially the last item of there being nobody to provide for the family, but I think you are still lucky that you have two or so sons by your side, much as we grieve for the loss of Vincent, but what is most encouraging is that the whole story is beginning to unfold and this is what we said when we said that amnesty hearings is bringing forth all the truth around what was taking place or what was happening to the young ones, the students and so on around Duduza, that is in the East Rand, and we hope out of these revelations we will be able to have the families
comforted in this that they know who the killer was and what is it they were being killed for.  That what they stood for is what we are enjoying today, that is a free and democratic South Africa.  So, we hope out of the amnesty hearings we shall have the full story and that, perhaps, you will even be enabled to attend the amnesty hearings where you can see the people who actually did all these things.  We thank you for your witnessing and we are one with the family.  The Truth and Reconciliation Commission together with you, we will strive to bring about the required peace in this country.  We thank you.  Give our regards to the family.