TAKALANI JOSEPH NESAMARI
Well I just want to submit that with regard to my statement there is a lot that I didn't say exactly in a truthful manner, because it so happened that - let me say that after the detainees had taken this to the other Committee, although I didn't listen over the radio I was sure that it was alluded to that I was involved, that I was in the assault.
	I then started feeling so bad about it in my spirit because I wanted to know what I would do.  As a young member, or a junior member then I then regarded that it was maybe my seniors who were involved in those days were now saying, putting me on the other side.  
	Then I was confused because I didn't know what was it that I should put forward as truth.  Then I was having two-sided views.  The first view was that I had to go to the victims and side with them, that also pained me because I will be regarded as a sell-out as it will be construed as I was selling out. 
	Also the second view was that I was going to be very responsible, although the Commissioner in the Police then didn't have much responsibility in support of me.  As such I concluded that I was going to be led into a frustration, then I could not put it clearly truthfully.