WILLIAM MABELE
The day before we went to the Magistrate's Court Joseph Kgoele came to me at home and he collected me and we went to his hiding place.  When we arrived there there was a car, a white Golf.  Because I had a knowledge of certain issues on a car we checked as to whether the car would not stuck and give us problems on our way to the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court.  As I was busy checking the car he was busy putting some few things in the boot of the car.  I saw the things that he had in putting them in the car.  I stood aside and he got himself busy with some wiring.  After that he took me back home.  He said I should not leave home early the next morning I should wait for him, which I did.  He arrived the next morning, he took me to his home.  He gave me his car keys and he ordered me to follow him, to drive after him.  He drove in a Golf and we headed for the Johannesburg Court.  On our way he stopped me, he said I should stop somewhere and he would come back.  He went to park the car and he came back, took the car from me and we went back to Soweto.  He dropped me off at home.
Before he left he said I should watch television during the news and I was not used to watching the news but on that day I stayed at home and when it was the time for the news, I saw the spot where a car was parked and when I realised how things were, I realised that it was the car that was driven by us.