BOY VUSIMUZI GWAMANDA
I think the Attorney-General conducted an inquest.  I have the letter from the Attorney-General and that is the letter I had written to the Attorney-General.  He advised that he had conducted an inquest.  The case had already been withdrawn because the detectives had covered up the evidence and I was arrested because I had divulged the information regarding the crime.
	I informed the Attorney-General about this and it was stated categorically that the Attorney-General had not prosecuted them.  I did say that I had informed the Attorney-General about a crime that had happened on the 24th of November.  I do not know up to this day why the Attorney-General did not prosecute or did not charge them.  I was not given the reasons.  
	I even wrote to George Howard and he told me that the case was under the Attorney-General's discretion.  I have the letters that I have written to both these persons.  I made every attempt to explain or to give information about these crimes and these people were not charged.  
	Even in the Court tapes it did appear that they were not prosecuted.  I am not sure why they were not charged because I was the prime witness, I witnessed this crime and I knew about it.