JEFFERY T BENZIEN
Until the middle of 1986, I was a Detective at Murder and Robbery at Bishop Lavis.  I was temporarily transferred to the Security Branch in Cape Town.  My Commanding Officer at Murder and Robbery gave me instructions to go to the Security Branch and report there.
	There I acted as an investigator of people contravening the emergency regulations and I was involved there for plus minus one year.  During this period, the need arose in the Security Branch for the tracing of terrorists who had been trained abroad and who were operating in the Peninsula.
	I did not take part in the decision making process due to my junior rank.  I only learnt of these things from my Commanding Officers.  I was informed by Brigadier Strydom, then Head of the Security Branch, Cape Town, that I would be permanently transferred to the Security Branch and specifically the Terrorist Tracing Unit.
	The Unit was stationed at Culemborg, Cape Town.   The Commanding Officer was Lieutenant, now Superintendent Liebenberg.  
	The Unit consisted as an Investigating Team of myself, Warrant Officer, now senior Superintendent Nel, Sergeant J.P. van Zyl and Sergeant Kotze.
	Lieutenant Liebenberg explained the purpose of the Unit to us as being the expeditious tracing and arrest of terrorists, collection of information and intelligence and the confiscating of weapons and arrest of hangers on.
	The modus operandi of the Unit is as was set out above in paragraph ((a)(4) on pages 8 and 9 above.
	On the 8th of June 1989, I received a certificate and a medal from the South African Police for my service in the combatting and tracing of terrorists and this confirms my believe that my seniors condoned my acts.