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shot.  He did not identify himself or say who he was, but he told me that Victor had been shot the previous day.  I did not have money at that time because nobody was working.  Victor was the only one who was at least old.  I got a collection from the church so that I could go to investigate as to what was taking place.  Then on a Monday morning I received another telephone call, and it was Mrs Msani from Lamontville, who said - I did not speak personally over the phone, but the message that I got was that I should go to Mrs Msani before I proceeded to KwaMakutha.  And I did exactly that, I went to Mrs Msani.  When I got to Mrs Msani she told me that she had also received a call that she should tell me.  I also told her that I received the same phone call from an unidentified or anonymous caller.  They decided that they were going to take me to the scene, but just before we went Mrs Mtshali phoned, an Mrs Mtshali said I am sitting there and she is waiting for me at her place.  I told her that whoever was calling did not say who he or she was, and I could not have known that it was Mrs Mtshali.  And I further told her that the area in which she was was very dangerous, and I could not come all by myself, and she put down the phone on me.  And Mrs Msani took me with at Nxwensa.  We made preparations for the funeral, and I stayed in that house.  On the day of the funeral, just when we were at Shabalala's place, we saw seven vans, as well as police who were in the street.  We could not go past.  The funeral procession could not go past, we had to stand and wait.  They told us to get off the buses and walk on our feet.  Linda Zama got out of the buses and went to