JANE NOMAKHEPU NTSATHA
He said I must tell the truth, tell them where I was going.  I told him I was going home.  He said that if I do not tell the truth, I was going to be beaten up.  The floor was wet.  He said a man had been beaten up and urinated on the floor.  They said that if I do not tell the truth I was going to be beaten just as much.  I insisted that I was going home.  They came towards me with a sack.  They threw me on the floor somehow.  They pulled my legs.  They put electric shocks on my breasts, on my stomach and at the bottom.  Also, around my jaws, because I would bite my, the inside of my mouth, my oral cavity when they would, I was on shock.
 They said I must tell the truth.  They said I must go to Hattingh.  Hattingh said that I was going to tell the truth.  I could not control my bladder because of the electric shocks.  I had just given birth as well.  Therefore I think there was something around my uterus.  Hattingh said I must sit down.  I told them eventually that I was from Lesotho, I was recruiting ANC members and forming cells.  He asked who was recruiting, who had recruited myself.  I said it was Sima.  They asked for forgiveness for having tortured me.  They asked if I could work for them.  They are going to release me.  They are only going to detain the rest.  They said now and again I would bring them information.  They also said that they wanted me to help them with a certain gentleman they wanted in Lesotho.  I said that I would not be able to do that.  They must just detain me.  They said that they would pay for my university fees, give me a car and give me R1 000,00 every month if I worked for them as an informer.  After that, the following day they put us together.  Thami and them said my eyes had gone blue.