BONGANI FINCA
Mrs Lizzie James, we thank you for coming before this Commission and tell us this story about your son who was killed in this manner.
 We thank you that this story reminds us, and it also reminds the people of this country, that they mustn't forget that this country was liberated through the blood of people like your son, Rocky.
 I just wish that the Minister of Justice, Mr Dulah Omar, I wish he was here to listen to your story and the way that you were respecting the Courts of Law and the way that you lost that confidence in the Courts of Law because of the CRADOCK HEARING TRC/EASTERN CAPE
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case of your son and the way it was handled.
 Because that is showing us that the people who are our leaders today, they have to take further steps to try and bring back the dignity that the courts used to have.
 The courts that lost their dignities because of the people who were leaders of the time.  We also notice that your son died like a dog.  There was no compensation, there was nothing.  When the Commission will be making a report back to the President, we will also mention that as it shall be coming from most of the people who are coming in front of us, the people who sought help at the Courts of Law, in stead the Courts of Law acted with apartheid rules in stead of sympathising with the people who were in pain.
 We thank you Mrs James, we also promise that all that you have told us today, we will try as much as we can to deal with that in the correct manner.  We include them in the report back that we will be giving to the President of our country.  Thank you, you can take your seat.