MR VISSER
Thank you, Chairperson.  I don't have any objection to that, but may I just be allowed then to give you the proper perspective of what this man says on paragraph 3.  I want you to please bear in mind that from what I read to you, that he never says it was the telephone number of the house in which Betty Boom lived.  He says
"On arriving in Maseru I called Betty's telephone number"
that can be any telephone number, Chairperson.  Assuming in the normal sense of the word, it could be her house, but that in my submission is only one of the possibilities, it's not exclusive that it must be her house.  
	Then he goes on and says:
"and had no response for the entire festive season.  Whereupon I decided to establish from the Lesotho Telecoms how they could help me trace the address of the number."
not of Betty Boom.
"and was accordingly assisted in this regard"
and he doesn't tell us what that assistance was.  He says:
"I then visited the said house"
Now Chairperson, with great respect, as long as it's put in perspective to the witness, that it is not assumed that this is the house in which Betty Boom, or one of the houses in which she lived, then I have no objection to the question.