MLANDELI WALTER MQIKELA
No it wasn't I would be lying if I say so, and I was never detained.  And I don't even know if - if they were going to detain me or possess any of my assets but they didn't.  This was just 1987, this happened in 1987 but now in 1982 there were still people coming in asking questions about things that happened then.  But I didn't see any changes.
But I am happy that there is a Commission like this, that is going to help us unveil al those things that we - and give us answers of all those things that we didn't have before and now we are relieved.  It's difficult for us to accept the fact that these people with their own children can be able to kill and torture other people's children.
Our children have been in prisons for a long time and we had to pay a lot of money for these.  They were innocent, we would be waking up at night, and you would ask your child what have you done and they would say no I haven't done anything.  Sometimes they wouldn't even sleep at home, because they are afraid of this police they were running away from the police.
Then once - one incident, this son of mine here, he was wearing a white jacket, he had to jump over a fence in another - in another house, he was running away from the shooting police, it was on a Friday that day.  My house is a corner house, I could see this.  I saw a police station van - a van from the police I am just talking about all these things that happened before, all the agony that we went through, I am just telling you all this, if I can just go on I will never stop.
You know yourself how it was before.  You would be sitting in your house not secure at all not knowing what's going to happen next.  Not being sure if you are going to see your child again.