HILDA PHAHLE
He watched from under the bed as they pumped bullets into his brother and his wife, bullets penetrating them simultaneously.  They turned them over face upwards and one asked "is hulle dood?" - (are they dead)?  "Morsdood" - stone dead) was their reply.
 Levi broke down as bullets were pumped into Joseph who was hiding in a wall unit in the main bedroom.  On killing Joseph they were convinced they had killed Levi. In other words, I would have lost two sons on that day.  
ALEXANDRA HEARING TRC/GAUTENG
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 The house was damaged beyond repair. It was proclaimed uninhabitable. All the furniture was bullet-damaged, nothing in the wardrobe was spared by the police. The helper, Flora who survived because she slept out, found her room in shambles.  In front of the house, in the street, stood a damaged bus. In the yard they found a Ballade - a new one, mind you - which belonged to Lindi, which was burnt out.  A bakkie had bullet holes right round.  The Beetle had bullets pumped into the engine.  
 It is not compensation that is important, what is important is the loss of life.  Life which we cannot bring back.  "Ja, hulle is morsdood" - (yes, they are stone dead).  Who are they who said these words?  Why don't they come forward?  Thank you.