MR LAX
In that regard, the order was to kill them on sight.  They didn't kill them on sight.  They were taking them for questioning first.  That's your clients' version.  They were going to get the ammunition, but they were taking them for questioning.  It was only at a later stage that Radebe then decided to forget about the questioning.  Again, he makes that decision himself, to forget about the questioning, and then he kills her.  There's a consistent pattern here, where in both instances, in both events, in spite of an order to kill them on sight he doesn't do that, he then purports to have something to do with questioning them and getting information and what have you, and then at a later stage of his own initiative then carries out the order.
	So, there's some disjuncture there that doesn't make sense, certainly to me, and maybe you can explain that to us or address us on that.  If he was so strict about following his orders as he implies and as you are arguing, why then did he do these other little things on his own first, and not carry out the order?  The other thing is that it's not a disputed fact that Ntjolo had a knife on him.  Why didn't they just stab them, kill them to death with the knife, there and then?  If that was their intention.