MR LUBBE
Please look at pages 122, 123 and 124 - it concerns, Mr Chairperson, paragraph 6.5:  The Attempted Murder of Ms Tilli Nkosi.
	Towards the end of page 123, Mr Seemise, I'm picking up Mr Hlongwane's evidence where he says:
"Now I'm talking about the Maseko, I'm talking about the house of Charles Maseko.  On this particular night when Mrs Nkosi was injured, it was myself, Charles Maseko, the owner of the house, Noah and China.  Noah round about 6 o'clock said 'today we are going to kill Ms Nkosi.  Charles Maseko said, if we can be able to kill this woman, she's a troublesome woman in Wesselton and she is the one who decides women.  And we all laughed and we left to Wesselton, myself and China.
			When we were at Wesselton on that particular night we met her.  She was having a baby on her back.  China confirmed that it is her.  If I remember well, at that instant a car, which was a bakkie carrying furniture, a furniture bakkie, came and it stopped at the gate and then she bent.  I did the U-turn and went back to her.  She was about the distance to where my lawyer is sitting and she stood upright.
Then he goes on to say that he shot this woman.  The baby wasn't hurt and apart from you identifying the woman, you didn't do anything else.  Do you recall this incident?