MR VISSER
Thank you, Mr Chairman.  No certainly I didn't expect it to be withdrawn from the roll.  No, certainly, as you say, there may be evidence.  May I just specifically refer you to bundle 1 page 74, where he sets out on his application under oath, his particular contribution, Mr Chairman and his participation, page 74.
	Mr Chairman, dealing with the Khubeka matter, we received the bundle 2 at a late stage during last week, I believe it was and at the time, under the Chairmanship of Justice Wilson, we submitted to the Committee that because of what has been raised in bundle 2, it appears that there might be a huge dispute looming in regard to the identification of a body that had been exhumed, that body being the remains of Mrs Khubeka or not.
	Now Chairperson, we suggested, in order to shorten the proceedings, that some inquiry should be made as far as the dental records of the deceased was concerned, because if I may refer you to page 93 of bundle 2, at page 93 the husband of Mrs Khubeka says that she had visited a dentist in Empangeni and that he is able to point out which dentist that was and if you then refer to page 27 of volume 2, there appears to be in the, under E, Age Assessment, the last sentence, Mr Chairman, there appears to be a very distinguishing identification feature in regard to the teeth of the ...