MS MUDAU
Yes.  This children were arrested during the night.  The next day, they said, the children were playing in the road and were arrested.  Then we stood up trying to investigate.  Then a certain pastor, White man, from Cape Town came and because this children were attending his church and he was their pastor and then their pastor came and he gave us money so that we can go and visit our kids who were at home and we must take food to them.  Then we prepared food and go to Tshitare.  At Tshitare they told us he was at Tshitare.  There at Vuyane, they said, they were not there.  From Vuyane we came back.  The next day we came back.  When we went back the following, when we went to Beap and I said I came to visit Bethuel Mudau.  They said Bethuel Mudau is not here.  Because I am going up and down to all police stations not telling me where he is.  Even at Vlei, they are saying that the child is dead.  Now that the rumours is that he is dead, how can I go about with this.
 It is then that the people from Beab phoned Vuyane police station and they said that there is an old lady, called Rosina Mudau and she has got a problem with her son.  At home they were saying he is dead.  And so it is then that the people from Vuyane police station called him.  Then I let them call his name and then he came.  Then I talked to him.  It is then that I went back home and told the people at home that, no, the son is alive.  I talked to him, but I never saw his face.  It ended like that.  
 It is then that he came back from prison, but he was having a wound on the head.  That wound was there and he was having ill health.  After that ill health he died.  He died at home and he was taken to the hospital and then to the mortuary.  From the mortuary, they said, there was blood stains in his blood, in his brain.  It is then that we came back and buried him.