TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  There are some doubts about that, but some of us who knew my brother at the time would recall some instances where he was involved with the then 1974 incidents when SASO or BPC was around, and he was not an -he was an activist at the time.  My sister-in-law was apolitical.  She never knew what was happening in terms of politics.  But at the time of his death my brother was a family man.  He had a brilliant job.  As a black man he went right up in his job, much to the hate of white people, and he prospered in his life.  Coming from humble beginnings, a humble background, my brother had gone a long way.  He was about to have bought a house.  His wife was pregnant at the time she died, and he was to have taken an insurance policy of about R100 000,00 - I read in the newspaper - the day after the death, because he confirmed the day before the death that he was going to sign these papers.