SHUMIKAZI SARA JAKO
Yes, people told me who this man was, because when we left my home 
we met another man who was working in the hospital.  He asked them where are you 
taking this woman.  They told him to shut up and we passed him.  These were two 
White men and the third one was Card.  Card was driving the car.  We then went to 
Kwaaiman and to Umtata.  It was at night at that time, it was dark.  They then brought 
me to Cambridge.  They were hitting me and assaulting me at the time.  The two 
policemen who were with me at the back of the car.  One of them was pressing my 
breasts while I would try to car, the other one would put his hands in my mouth.  We 
then travelled to East London.  They then detained me in Cambridge.
 While we were on our way Card would say that I was going to tell them the 
truth on the following day as I was lying to them.  He said that I was going to tell them 
where Nkululeka was.  I was taken to the cell.  In the morning they brought us 
porridge in the cell.  After that they interrogated me.  Card kicked me.  When I woke 
up I was bleeding.  I had blood all over my body.  Card said that I was going to tell 
him the truth.  He asked me where Nkululeko was.  They said that they were looking 
for Nkululeko and I was not telling them the truth.  I said that I did not know.  I said 
how could you charge me of something I do not know.  I do not know where 
Nkululeko was.  They beat me that day and they took me back to the cell.