MOKOTEDI MPSHE
Would you mind reading that as well?
MR DE WAAL
"2.5.87, 12:50, report.   Detainee, Mrs Derby-Lewis was booked out by a female officer and taken to be questioned.   She had a bath and she had breakfast at the police station.
		At 9:10, a magistrate from Germiston visited her at Edenvale Police Station and a minister, Jooste, came round about 10:30 to visit her in room No 11, in the presence of Warrant-Officer Press of Benoni and female officer Strydom.   Warrant-Officer Strydom took her photograph, took her fingerprints, as well as handwriting samples.   
		At 11:30, I myself joined Els and female officer Strydom and Mrs Derby-Lewis.   In room No 11, I had a discussion with her, had an interview, and asked her whether she was willing to indicate the place where the so-called murder list was handed to Mr Arthur Kemp.   She said that she was willing to do that.   Afterwards, I warned her, according to judicial rules.   
		At 11:40 I asked Captain Louw to have an interview with Derby-Lewis and to take her for identification should she oblige.   During the interview, Mrs Derby-Lewis indicated that she was not willing to go for identification.   An interview was held in his office by Captain Louw.  I received a message from Colonel Van Niekerk that Mrs Lewis had to be taken to Benoni Police Station.   I requested Els and Strydom to take Mrs Derby-Lewis to Benoni Police Station at 12:35.  Sergeant Miller arrived at 12:45 at Edenvale Police Station and handed in a notice at the office that Mrs Derby-Lewis could not be detained according to section 29.   
		Signature J A De Waal."