SAM JENNY SENATLE
No, Sir.  After I ran with Benji, the followin gday I went to my sister's house.  Then we disguised ourselves.  Then my sister gave us evening dresses with Afro
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wigs.  Then we went to Ellis Hadji, then he took us to Porch we decided to go to Johannesburg.  That is where I separated from Benji.  After that, that was the last time I saw Benji.
 On the 11th of June, the week after I ran away, I went back home again.  On the 11th of June they came to pick me up, April and company.  They arrested me under the Internal Scurity Act.  On the 12th, the state of emergency was declared.  Then Bishop Mdande was there.  The journalist Hoffmann was there, Mosupa was there. We were taken to Khuma police station.  Where we were forced, together with Pakadi, he was a councillor by then, we were forced to sing revolutionary songs.  We were hit, they were hitting us at that time.  After two days we were taken to Klerksdorp prison.