MR LYSTER
12A/5 sat quietly down, because I was also scared of the neighbours.  One of my neighbours who used to help me was not present at that moment, he was at work.  I dressed up and I thought of Mlaba on that day.  I went to him.  On my arrival at Mlaba I showed him this card that Bongani had been killed.  Mlaba gave them a call.  You would think that at that moment they were just behind the house, because in a few minutes they arrived.  Mlaba asked them questions.  He asked them, "Had he been shot?".  They said, "Yes, we are only here to give you the message that he'd been shot.  We don't know what really happened".  Mlaba asked me whether will I be able to go and see him.  I said, "Yes".  They said they will take me with their car.  I said, "No, I will walk".  I walked on my own and I found them sitting there, waiting for me.  They said I should sign.  I said, "No, I don't want to sign".  I went inside.  I saw my son and I came out.  They first pulled two shelves out and then the third one I could identify Bongani.  When I arrived at home I sat down and I waited for any person who might come in.  My next-door neighbour was not present.  He was the person who used to help me a lot.  In the afternoon my daughter arrived.  They were crying and they found me sitting, waiting, reading my Bible.