JUDGE WILSON
There may be some merits in your objection if 
we had any evidence about it.  Don't you think we should have some 
evidence Mr Prior, from someone who is an expert in R4 rifles to 
tell us where the cartridges are discharged, how far away they can 
be thrown. 
	It may well be that the evidence will be that they are 
discharged to the right, so someone standing where this young 
gentleman said he was standing at the gap in the wall, cartridges 
from his rifle could never have gone anywhere near the raised 
platform.  But we haven't got that evidence before us at the moment.
	This question about where cartridges go to, is we all have to 
rely back to the time we last used a rifle and try to remember.  And I 
think it would help because, can I while we are on this, and I am 
interrupting you Mr Arendse, I don't want you to look at the 
photographs - I think that they are, I would rather you don't look at 
the moment, but can you look at that plan, it is Exhibit B.
	Can you indicate to us approximately where it was that you 
were sitting?