CHAIRPERSON
Mrs Grobelaar, firstly we'd like to say thank you very much, we appreciate very much that you came here.  Secondly, even though it is inadequate we would like to say that we so deeply regret that you and your family had to suffer so much.  It would appear as if there were some kind of a pattern, you were virtually crying out in anguish when you said that the newspapers knew of your son's death before you yourself knew.  Now a lot of the evidence and the stories which we have heard so far deals with exactly the same kind of thing. Many of the people who have appeared here before us have told us how devastated they were by the fact that they weren't informed of what had happened to their loved ones immediately.
 We would like to say how much pain we experience to see all the pain that people have suffered in this country.  All of us must join hands now to try to make sure that this kind of thing will never happen again in this new country of ours. Thank you very very much for coming here today and sharing your grief and pain with us.  We appreciate it, thank you.
 May I say one last thing? I would like to appeal to anyone out there who knows anything about what happened, if you call yourself a man, please come forward with the facts.
HEARING ADJOURNS