FELICIA NGWEVUSHA
The following morning when we were trying to go and collect her, because we just wanted the remains, so that we could take her home.  Now we discover that the police had taken her but we don't know who went with the police, but there were some people who knew her and they did try to take her to the mortuary, but we didn't know which mortuary it was.  The people who were there were scared to meet us.  So we went around looking at the mortuaries and found her at Salt River.  Where I was not even able to look at her, because at that stage I was still 22 years old, very young.  I didn't have the strength to look at her. So I asked my brother, cousin to look at her, just to confirm it was her.  Then I was asked as a sister to sign.  We stayed there for a week and then we went to fetch her to bury her in Butterworth at home.
 When we came back, because I knew I was not going to - I didn't know who I was going to report to, because I didn't know these people and I was - they were a group, so it was quiet for a while.