TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  On the 12th May - before the 12th - it was in April, one man came to me.  He was a policeman.  He told me I must tell my husband not to go to Lamont because there could be some danger that could befall him.  I told my husband that, "Please don't go to Lamont.  So and so told me that there's some danger that could befall you".  My husband said, "How can I not fetch other people who are working there?  I can hear what you are saying".  He continued working and fetching these workers up until the 12th May.  On the 12th May he woke up early in the morning.  He took children and he took them wherever they were going - to their schools.  He left them at their schools and he went to Lamont.  (Inaudible) ... for me, at about eight I heard that he was no more, but before I got the message who had told me that I must reprimand me to tell my husband not to go to Lamont, he told me I was being called at the station.  He asked me where is Vusi's father, and he didn't tell me.  So I asked for another police boy to take me to the station.  This boy took me to the station.  When we arrived at the station they said they didn't call me.  If there is something else that had happened they would call me.  They got me a car that would take me back.  The car took me back home.  Just when we arrived at home there was one man called Mbhele, who the