YVONNE KALOLI
I asked what happened.  They said that they couldn't explain what had happened.  Thabo says that Monwabisi was shot at.  He said that the people who were responsible were the Witdoeke, accompanied by Barnard. I asked him what did he do.  He said that my jacket was also in tatters because I was being shot at.  We prepared for the funeral.
 The person who was very rude and didn't want people at the wake, he said he didn't want anyone at my house. He said that he only wanted 200 people present at the funeral.  Then I azsked are these people going to be rude by you, these people who are coming to the funeral. He insisted that 200 people were only going to attend the funeral.  
 On the day of the funeral, there was a lot of rudeness happening. This person was telling, giving people all sorts of instructions.  In the newspaper it even said that my child was 25 years old. I then asked him why did he say that he is 25 when he is 21 years old. He didn't answer me.  The comrades were there.  He even chased people who were carrying my son's coffin.  
 We went to church, at the Dutch Reformed Church. He was also a problem.  He was chasing people in his van and the reverend in the Dutch Reformed Church came out and to ask what was happening. He said that the numbers of comrades should be reduced, because he didn't want comrades. My son was buried.  
 After the funeral policemen or investigating officer came to my place.  I don't remember.  He said that I was needed at Wynberg.  I went to Wynberg on that particular day. When I got to Wynberg I thought that there was going to be a court case and I sat there until my name was called. When I got there, the magistrate asked me if I had come on Joseph's issue. I said yes.  He said you must go home because the case has been closed.  I asked who was sitting on the case.  No, he says, we just wanted to inform you that the case had been closed, and I returned home. I never went to any other place.