BONGANI FINCA
Just one question to Mr Neville Belling Junior.  It's a question about your attitude towards this process of perpetrators of extreme acts of violence coming forward to own up to what they've done, what will your feeling be when a person who is responsible for destroying your life in the manner in which  it has been destroyed if you were to come forward and confess and ask for amnesty?
MR BELLING (JNR): I don't in my opinion feel that they should get amnesty.  If they knew what we went through, the pain and the suffering, the pain you can't explain it's unexplainable I can't explain the pain I went through.  There were days when I felt as if I was dying and I was dying at some stage and it's hard to forgive a person for that for what they'd done.