NOMATISE EVELYN TSOBILEYO
He shot me on my left arm - leg, then I fell end of Tape 13, side A ...  [indistinct] now I don't know where they got a Kombi, but they put me into the Kombi.
They took me into a house where I was bleeding so heavily that the basin that used to collect my blood was full.  At Crossroads the boers tried to prevent people from going in there.  The doctor who - who phones for the ambulance, had problems because the problems - the ambulance were not allowed to come in - to come to Crossroads.  
The ambulance were not allowed to come into the clinic that I was in.  So I was taken by a Kombi together with this doctor, we went to a certain Main Road that's where we saw the ambulance.  Now the people of the ambulance drove so fast that they didn't want the police to see them.
Now we went to Tygerberg, I was put onto the first floor in the Tygerberg Hospital and the police were on guard that time, guarding me.  They asked me were we throwing stones at them, so now I told - I told them I didn't throw any stones at you, I was just from work.  Sometimes I wouldn't answer their questions.  They would exchange - somebody - would be somebody else asking this questions at night and somebody else during the day while I was in hospital in pain.