MR TERRE'BLANCHE
Mr Chairman, I would firstly like to say that in a later court case, exhibits at my disposal, I would have evidence where Mr Moos during another court case prior to this case prior to this case - unfortunately I did not have the information at my disposal during my court case, when in court he was asked whether he worked for the Security Police, he answered
"Yes, I work for the Security police"
At a later stage he was asked again: "Do you at this stage currently work for the Security Police?"
... upon which Mr Moos said:
"Yes, I currently work for the Security police".
With that knowledge at my disposal, I immediately came to realise that Mr Moos is in fact an agent of the Security Police.  Where he got those weapons from, I do not know.  He told us that he had bought them.  The weapons were fetched from his plot by a one Mr du Plessis from Delmas and a one Mr Jan Groeneveld from Pretoria.  The weapons were then transported to Delmas to the Du Plessis' farm.
	I was then called to Delmas, upon which I was told that they had weapons in a cupboard, that they were came from Mr Moos.  I then gave a directive that we should get rid of them.  That was never doubted in the Supreme Court.  The person who was responsible for removing those weapons then again said in court that he did not know how to get rid of them and that he then took it to his good friend, my brother's farm where one of them buried them.
	It was two trucks were filled with weapons and like as I have said before, pieces of ammunition.  The weapons in most cases were dissembled.  There was also ammunition.  I then came to my, went to my brother and this person to his farm upon which I agreed that we should not transport it any further and therefore we buried it there.  That is the information I have at my disposal.  It happened 10 years or more ago.  It was a decade.  I am therefore not as sure ...(intervention)