NOMZI VIVIE GUZANA
Well, he had some weight, light complexioned, what I noticed about him was his uncomfortable position, he was sweating and he complained about his high blood and he drink a lot of blood, that is what I know about him and I wouldn't know why he was involved in that.  And when the others went for the meeting, he didn't join them, they said he was a civilian.
 Then again my husband's position in that field, there was a video cassette that was played in the inquest, is in three positions, he is in four positions actually.  One position he has got his head leaning against the right window and I couldn't understand why that window was closed because they couldn't have shot, fired at the roadblock with a window closed.  It should have been opened, but it was closed.
 The next position, he is leaning against the passenger seat, the third one, he is leaning over the steering wheel, the forth one he is laying on the ground, but when he arrived at the District Surgeon, he was already naked.
 Some of his property I haven't recovered yet.  He had an expensive wrist watch that had been given to him by Chinese visitors, while they were still in the military council, that has never been given back to me.  The money that he had in his purse, in his wallet, was never there. 
 Again there was a statement - an announcement - that it was claimed he would have made at Radio Ciskei where it bore his signature and it was proved, I proved it that it was not his signature, and Maqonwolo who had been a journalist of Umtombo here in Bisho, agreed in court that he had written the statement and signed my husband's signature but that was used as a reason for his killing.
 Again in his executive case, he had a diary where he had filled in all the dates that they were supposed to have come for the coup.  He had scratched several Fridays, that diary was never shown in court, in stead they showed a new one for 1991, written in pencil,   my husband never even used a pencil, except if they were having an intake at the Defence Force, otherwise he never used a pencil.