MR TERREBLANCHE
Mr Chairperson, in my cross-questioning I put it very clearly the AWB is gone, I am quoting myself, the AWB has left.  I asked was there another vehicle behind this Mercedes and he said no.  I asked if there is one in front of it and he said that he cannot remember, because the fact of the matter is there was no vehicle behind that vehicle.  At least he did not say there was one, that was the last vehicle.
	I tried to the best of my ability to make it clear in my cross-questioning as far as the war situation is concerned, I said that these people had left.  Advocate appearing for Mr Uys also spoke about that.   The fact of the matter is they have left.  If you can give me a second, we can look at the bundle in front of us.
	Mr Andy John de Koker testified Chairperson, and this bundle is available to you, it is page 18.  I noticed that there were around eight to ten vehicles in a convoy.  The last vehicle in this convoy was a blue Mercedes.
	The next minute this vehicle came to a standstill on the left hand side of the road.  I noticed that the driver of this vehicle had his hands in the air, a sign of surrender.  I also noticed that the passenger on the left side was making a gesture with his hands.  I could see that there were three people in the vehicle.  All three were dressed in khaki and one shouted in English, don't shoot.
	The last vehicle - the other vehicles, they were not shot at and they themselves did not shoot any anyone.  Where are they?  They did not stay there and created a war situation, they were on their way home.  This vehicle was the last in the convoy Chairperson.