JANE NOMAKHEPU NTSATHA
Yes, I can hear you Mam.  What happened is they took my sister home after my child had been one year, six months, because when I was arrested my child was seven months old only.  Therefore my sister came when I was ill in King William's Town Prison.  After six months of trial I could not urinate.  I think it is because of the electric shocks.  I went to a doctor, I was giving medication.  I lost a lot of weight, because the side effects of the medication was loss of appetite.  I told my sister that I was not well.  When I handed my child over in King William's Town the police came and said I must go back into the cell and eat at the cell at 11 o' clock.  They said that they were in a hurry, I must go with my food and my baby into the cell.
 When I was in there I washed my plate, but as I was washing the plate the water ran out.  As I was trying to flush the toilet as well I could see that there was no water.  I realised that there was some gas.  I could smell gas coming out of the taps.  I realised that I was getting dizzy.  My child was sleeping.  Whilst I was dizzy the police came.  Usually when they come to the cell they make a whole lot of noise and my child would get up.  That particular time my child did not get up.  They came and said they had come to fix the loo.  I said that my child was not waking up.  They said what was wrong.  I told them there was gas coming out.  I took the child and put the baby outside the cell.
 A nurse came.  This nurse that she did not know what was going on.  My throat was very dry because of the gas and I was still dizzy.  I went to try drink water from the loo, but I could and I could see from the mirror that I was absolutely pale and my throat was very dry.  I was supposed to get a visitor.  I saw Vuyisa, my sister, coming to visit me.  They said that they are going to close early.  I said I was not going to, back to the cell with my child, because they were going to kill me and what I was saying was not coherent.  Therefore it was imperative that my sister leave with my child.  I could see they wanted to kill me.  I refused to go back to the cell.  I started screaming so that if, so that if they kill me I would have made some noise so that the other prisoners could hear.
 I had read about a certain Dr Aggart.  Apparently before he died he had been unconscious standing outside.  I thought perhaps they would also want to kill me the way they had killed Dr Aggart.  I said that I would not go back to the cell.  I made a whole lot of noise.  They then said I must take my child to my sister.  It was all foggy.  Vuyisa then took my child.  I went back to the cell.  When I got there ...
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