COMMISSIONER
Nelly, we thank you very much for coming here and repeating your story.  Many of us here remember the news reports from that time in 1988 which highlighted the brutal manner in which your sister and her friends died, and particularly the shocking manner in which the bodies were treated after they had been shot.  And it must have been terrible for you to have witnessed your sister in that condition, and also to have had ongoing harassment from the police at the night vigil and at your sister's funeral.
In your statement you mentioned the name of de Kock, and you probably know that he has just been found guilty of 89 charges, including six charges of murder and two charges of attempted murder, robbery, theft, fraud, and other charges, in the Supreme Court in Pretoria.  Now, he was not charged with the murders of your sister and her friends.  As you have requested we will take this up with the Attorney-General in this province and in the Transvaal to see why he was not charged for those murders.
Are there any other requests that you want to make of the Truth Commission?  Is there anything that you think that we could do for you?  We don't have power to assist you directly, but our job is to make recommendations to the Government as to how you can be assisted.  You have mentioned that you want us to investigate.  I that your primary request?   Well, we will certainly do that.  So we thank you very much for coming in today and talking to us.  Thank you.