NKOSINATHI IMMANUEL NTULI
When I saw my parents, they asked me about it, and I explained.  Although I did not tell them the complete truth, I did explain that I was present amongst the people who killed him.  They said there was nothing that they could do, if you have committed a crime, you must face the might of the law.   I found it difficult to do this, because I knew that the kwaZulu Police used to kill people at the time.
	They had killed many other comrades.  Therefore I was afraid to go to them.  A few days elapsed and my parents sent for me and when I arrived, they told me the same thing, that I should go to the Police so that they can also be free.
	I could not really oppose what my parents were saying, I finally agreed that I would go.  I made a request that other Policemen for example from the South African Police, should also be present, because I was afraid of the kwaZulu Police.
	We went to the police station, I went with my father and a lawyer.   We went to the police station and on arrival, the Police commented me for handing myself over and I made a statement and I was given bail and the trial commenced thereafter, and eventually I was convicted.