MR KRATSHI
Yes, I would like to tell you.  It was in the morning and I was preparing to go to school, I was very hungry because I was from my grandmother's place.  Then I decided not to go to school first, I've went to my father first and I told him that I was hungry - I had to eat before getting to school.
So my father tried to cook porridge for me and police came to him and they told him - they asked him why he would not come to them if they had asked him to come to them.  Then he said he was going to come to them but he was still cooking porridge.  Then the policemen who - would not except that - they felt that they have been calling him several times and then the policemen would not listen to his explanation. 
 They forced him to leave what he was doing and go with them and he said he could not leave me hungry as I was, because I was going to school.  He had to prepare porridge and then they did not allow that he should continue.  They started touching him and my father took a fork and stabbed them with the fork and they punched at him.  Then the police went out of the house and I saw one white policeman, a Boer, taking out a gun and advancing for my father.  And he shot just once and he fell down and he never recovered up to today -  I end there.