MR BLACK
Mr Chairman in the present matter there were six deceased and the identities of three of the deceased could only be traced.  The reasons are as follows.  Even at the inquest stage only three of the six deceased could also be traced.
	I am informed as follows by the Investigative Unit that the six parties who were killed entered South Africa with false identities.  Although the fingerprints of all six were taken, as already indicated even at the inquest stage, three of the six parties couldn't be traced.   
	Captain Loots who was involved in investigating this matter from the outset, since 1986, he says he made several attempts before the inquest stage even to trace the families of all six deceased.  Three families were traced, that's the Alset family, Maloi family and Migashoa family.  They are present today and they have been notified.  They in turn were unable to assist in identifying the remaining three persons.  As I say, according to the South African Police the fingerprints were not listed at all, of the three who couldn't be traced in South Africa, no information can be found and no positive results have emerged.  
	The code names of the deceased which were used as they were members of Umkhonto weSizwe were given to the African National Congress head office at Shell House.  Captain Molapo, the investigating officer spoke to the ANC personnel, they were aware of their code names, but the current addresses or information of the unidentified three parties wasn't forthcoming from the ANC, they have no idea as to where they are.