PHILLIPUS CORNELIUS KLOPPERS
We all shot, I believed that everyone who was supposed to shoot, did.  It was a very short span of cross-fire, approximately 10 to 15 seconds in duration.
	After the shooting Kallie Meiring shouted that a vehicle or vehicles were approaching, upon which they climbed into the Sentra and sped away.  Before they could get away, I told them to meet as at the Town Hall.
	While they were driving away Gert Diedericks who was behind one of the vehicles, came along and I told him to put the flash light over the victims, they all appeared to be dead.  I did not try to determine this by feeling their pulse, they all lay very still.
	I told them to pack up all the shells, all the shells were removed from the scene.  If you would like to know the shells were removed in order to ensure that we would not be identified until we had caused enough chaos in the Randfontein area.
	After we had removed the shells and while we were removing the shells, I gave the instruction to Deon Martin to cut off one of the dead black men's ears.  It was a specific order from General Oelofse.  He wanted an ear to show to the other areas that work had in fact been done.
	I did not ignore his orders, they were not funny.  It had been done several times on the border.  Deon Martin carried out the order and handed over the ear to me, which he had placed in a plastic bag.
	We drove and first stopped at Deon Martin's home where we dropped off Gert Diedericks because he had to fetch his vehicle and his children.  He was excused from the small group meeting which we would have held after that.  We went to the Town Hall and couldn't find the men who had been with us.
	After that we went to Mr Badenhorst's home and there we got the group together.  I was in a very uncomfortable mood.  I felt that they had left us there alone without sufficient lighting or manpower.  I asked whether any of them had shot or had not shot.  Everyone answered in the affirmative.
	I asked whether or not they were aware that everyone had been killed, and they answered in the affirmative.  I sent someone to the Mercedes to go and fetch the ear.  I showed them the ear, upon which I also told them that this ear would be handed over to General Oelofse the following day, in order to prove to him that we had done work that night, and that we had completely carried out his orders.