THALITHA SEKHAULELO
When I arrived at that van Ronnie was inside that van and he was lying, his leg was curled as if it is broken and he was wearing tackies and he was wearing a (indistinct) and a lumber and a shirt and a sporty. I picked, I handled his leg and I said to Ronnie, Ronnie then he didn't respond, then I did that again and then he didn't respond.        After that I saw a policeman called Kavambo who spoke me harshly, he said why do you call this boy. I said I should call him I want to find out what you did to him, he said leave that cow then I just stood there then he said I will hit your stomach that you should give birth now, then I held my ground whilst they were still busy beating those people the rain started to rain. They assaulted  those three boys, kicking them and put them in the police van again and they took them. It was raining now  then I went back home at around 4 o'clock I said I should go to my aunt because Ronnie's mother was working, to find out    what was happening to Ronnie otherwise we should divide means to find out.
 When I arrived there Ronnie's sisters were cooking and they were dishing out, they were saying we should dish out for Ronnie he'll come back and eat, my aunt said don't dish out for him because you don't know what time he'll be back it was round 7 then I went back home. I slept, tomorrow morning around 6 o'clock I went back to my aunt to find out what was happening and phoned Ronnie's mother to come. At my aunt's gate I found two people standing there I didn't greet them, when they saw me they bowed down their heads then I went into my aunt's home I greeted my aunt then I said what are they saying? Then he said Ronnie has died. Then they said I should go and phone Ronnie's mother that he should come home and phone other relatives to come. At that time when I left the police came. This thing happened on Monday, on Tuesday is then that we informed Ronnie's mother that their is a problem. They took my aunt to that place, what was surprising is that those police, when they came to tell us that Ronnie has died, they were telling us limitations that they don't want people to attend the funeral and that Ronnie should be buried by the family only and that he should not be buried during the week, during the weekend. On the day when they said they are bringing him, we were preparing for to bury him on the weekend. Then they said he should be buried on Wednesday. It was only the family which attended the funeral. In Ronnie's clothes, they were not complete, other clothes have disappeared. They didn't allow us when they brought the corpse that we should see it. The car which was carrying the corpse was full of blood. They asked my sister that they should go and sit on the blood and that Ronnie is not going to be brought in the house. I don't as well if it was Ronnie or not. They were harsh and the time when we were burying Ronnie, they came with there different cars. My sisters house was surrounded by the police. 
 During that time the family attended the funeral with that van, with the coffin on that blood and my sister was staying on that blood, we didn't know whose blood was that. That's all.