DIALE JERRY MOKOBOJANE
Chairperson, my comment is as follows:  Before I comment let me start by saying, I thank the husband of Molope, that is happened - I would like to say that I am happy as Mrs Molope has already indicated that it is a good thing that this thing was finally revealed and thus it eradicates the rumours and the allegations that were assumed to be true and people have been arguing about who is telling the truth or not.  And I'm happy today that the truth has finally surfaced today.
	All the thoughts and allegations have been a lie.  I know nothing, I know nothing about the plans of the death of Brigadier Molope.  I want to stress the fact that me and Molope liked each other very much.  Even on the day of his death he was at my home when I was still staying in Unit 8.  
	He found me at my home with my two younger children.  He told me that he has just arrived from Mafeking and he found nobody at his home.  It was in the afternoon.  We had some tea and thereafter he left with my two children.  We followed each other in our cars, the car that he had used from Mafeking.
	We were on our way to the vegetable store which is Mr Palazi's vegetable market in Boekenhout.  We both bought vegetables and thereafter we went separate ways.  He told me that he was going home and I told him that I am going home as well.
	I thought that when he said he was going home he was going to the D Section.  I went back home.  In the afternoon, I don't recall exactly what time but it's between four and 6 o'clock, Maklauli arrived at my home in Unit 8 and I was still with my children when he got there.  At that time he said to me Mr Molope has been shot and hurt.  He didn't say that he is dead.  When he told me, he said that this happened at some house in Beirut.
	That surprised me because I told him that: "No, I was with him a while ago and we both bought vegetables, he's gone home, have you just heard this from people"?  I told him that this is not hearsay, I've seen him, I've seen ...[indistinct] to come and call you.  I did not know that place that he was referring to, not at all.
	We both left and he showed me where Mr Molope was killed.  When I got there he was already taken to hospital.  We went to the hospital and I found him there but unfortunately he was already dead when I got there. Therefore I would like to thank this Commission that - because no-one ever thought what the truth was and everybody was confused, including myself and Mrs Molope.  	Now the truth has come out, even if they are disagreeing with the truth that has been told here, but now they know who exactly did this.  There is nothing else I can say but I want to stress is that I've got no links with these gentlemen.  I've never had any links with them before and I don't even know them.  That is all I can say, thank you.