COMMISSIONER
(Inaudible) ... your story today.  We have heard many stories in this Commission about violence against children, and this has been one of the most terrible aspects of our country's history.  It is tragic for a child to die, and for those children who were not killed, but just exposed to violence, it also has a lasting effect on them.  It changes their attitude towards the communities, and very frequently leads to a perpetuation of the cycle of violence, and those young people very often themselves become perpetrators.
We understand what you say that it is better for a parent to know and to have seen where their child is buried than never to know, and we understand some of the suffering that you are going through, and we will try to find out what happened to your son.
So again thank you very much for coming and speaking to us today.  Thank you.