DR BORAINE
Father Lapsley I would like to take it a little further, your comments about forgiveness and restorative justice.  You will know better that most that the hole question of amnesty is - is very controversial.   
You will also know that the amnesty provisions in South Africa are unique and very different and much more demanding that any other that I certainly know of in the world, but never the less.  There is provision made for amnesty under certain circumstances.  Now just to clarify my own mind - make sure that I understand what you're saying.
 If - so far we don't know who did this despicable thing to you.  We can guess or we can have some very good idea about an organisation - the groupings - the authorities but personally who typed the letter, who sealed it and who made it and so on.
 If any of those people and it's unlike that we're ever find out - that's the hard thing to accept but if any of those came and applied for amnesty and made full disclosure, they would receive amnesty in terms of the act.  How do you see this, how do you feel about this because feeling level probably the strongest.  Is that - does that meet with your restorative justice or is there something beyond that?