ZAMA THUTHA
That morning Thandekulo arrived and told me that that day I am going to meet Maxwell Mneya, I would get all the information from him.  He said that I was going to go somewhere with him.
	I did go to Maxwell Mneya where he was and he told us where we were going to go.   He told me where we were going to go and then at about half past seven, Thandekulo came in a car, picked us up.  We used the Umtata road to Nqobo.
	There was a branch or off ramp to Sibekhi on the way, on the left hand side, towards Nqobo.  Next to that turn off going towards Sibekhi Police station, we were at (indistinct) on the way to Sibekhi.  We saw the truck, it was parked.
	Before we got to the truck, we drove passed a bridge, a sort of bridge, that is where we parked the car.  You can't see the car from where the truck was parked, one couldn't see the car.
	From the place where we parked the car, next to the road, you could not see the truck.  Now, if you had moved from where the car was parked and you stand on the road, you could see the truck.  Can I proceed?
	My co-accused, Maxwell Mneya and I went towards the truck, we left Thandekulo behind.  However, on the way next to the road, Thandekulo was following us, but he was not with us.
	When we got to the truck, my co-accused told me that I must stand behind the truck and watch people who were selling and he was going to take over the front.  He said that I must be alert as to what was happening around.
	Whilst I was behind the truck, I kept on peeping also around the passenger side where my co-accused was.  After a short while I heard a bang.  When I looked on the left side, where my co-accused was meant to be standing, I couldn't see him.
	I then went around the truck on the right side.  When I got there, I could see the white man getting out.  I then ...