LORRAINE LENKOE
I will continue.  After a few hours a letter was released and my mother was supposed to get that letter to go and fetch the body of my father from the undertaker.  They have already informed the owner of the undertaker that there has to be some conclusions, there has to be some information before the body can be released.
 My father was buried in Lesotho, or the preparations were being done that my father be buried in Lesotho.  At the JOHANNESBURG HEARING TRC/GAUTENG
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border gate in Ficksburg the people were supposed to take the corpse to the other side.  They were not allowed.  They said males are not allowed to cross.  My mother, my aunt and my sister's aunt they were supposed to carry the coffin.  When they crossed over they met my father's family and they took the coffin.  
 My mother tried to lay a charge after that.  While it was in process they were going up and down to Pretoria, my mother said because I am now a widower with two children can I be consoled with R10,000.  It was difficult to get that money because they said my father hanged himself.  My mother's lawyer, Mr Carlson, told us to get Dr Moritz from America, he will conduct the post mortem to find out exactly how my father died.  On his arrival Dr Moritz he discovered that my father was tortured before he died.
 Major Swanepoel was involved in this.  He refused, together with all the people who have been implicated in this matter, they said they know nothing.  Well on the 10th in the morning, that's the information they gave to us, they said my father was hanging with his belt.
 My mother received a letter from ...(indistinct) office telling her that she has to be evacuated from the house because her husband is dead.  My mother took us, together with my sister, so that we can stay with my aunt in Piri because she had to get some few things clear into the house.
The superintendent told my mother that she has to get herself employment or maybe get married again, or she should just leave the house.