COLSON TEBOGO BEEA
I did not see a person physically point a pistol at me and pull a trigger.  I did not see that, but the impression and the picture in my mind, given that state of mind at that particular time, I concluded that I had been shot at.  The fact that I used or I phrased it the way I did I believe does not necessarily mean that I'm saying I saw a person because I, at the inquest, said that I did not see a person carry a pistol and I repeat that, I still repeat that I did not see anybody.