MR DLAMINI
(Inaudible) ... we were so confused, neither my wife nor my son nor I recognised him at an ID parade we had that very day at lunchtime at the police station, you know, such is the confusion at the time.   You know, maybe one's mind doesn't want to recognise the person, I don't know.  But it was him all right, and he was tried and acquitted.  It was a good judgment, because there was an element of doubt and it  should go to  the accused, but  he was guilty all right.   And he was thereafter extremely vengeful about it all, and my friend, Phil Greenberg, who was a reporter  at  that  time on the Tribune, got a - made a tape of a conversation with this fellow which was quite bizarre.  I mean, he was going to follow me to the end  of my days, and take  vengeance for the  fact that his wife and 13 year old  daughter didn't  speak to him any more and I hadn't apologised to him for the inconvenience I had caused him, you know, and that ... (inaudible) ...      really quite loony, but ... (incomplete)