MR LYSTER
Thank you, Mrs Xhoso, for coming in todayand speaking to us. Again we express our very deep sympathy to you. We havewatched you suffering here as you relive the memory of your child's death. Itmust be particularly hard for you to relive the memories of how he died, particularlyof how he was abused - his body was abused after he had died by police, whoshould have been there to give you support and sympathy.
As Dr Magwaza has said, we believe that you should take theopportunity to get counselling. It's clear that you have been very traumatisedby the death of your child. And we will arrange for you to see somebody in thearea in which you live if you want to spend time talking to somebody about howyou feel. 
And, as Mr Lax has said, we will follow up on the inquest orthe court case to see what became of that, and why the people who were responsiblefor your son's death were not convicted.
Again thank you for coming in to talk to us, and we wish youcourage and strength as you go. Thank you very much.