DR BORAINE
19A/25 stayed at home.  We were not free.  We did not know whether was he still alive or not.  One day the police arrived and they told us that they got him - they found him.  The police told us it's better to go and see him where he had been arrested.  When we went to see him he was at Westville Prison.  We had been visiting him many times and there was a court case and we went to Scottsville, where the case was listened to for the last time.  Andrew asked us not to come, me and his father, because he said he doesn't want us to be there.  He doesn't want to be sentenced while we are in the same room.  There was a lawyer, Bekker (?), who represented him, and he came back.  He told us that he's been sentenced to death five times, because of what he did at Amanzimtoti.  They took him to Pretoria.  They transferred him to Pretoria.  We visited him quite a few times as well.  He didn't spend quite a long time at that prison.  The police arrived at home to tell us that the day has arrived for him to be hanged, and they said we should go and see him.  We left as a family to go and see him at Pretoria.  We stayed there a few days.  We stayed for the week-end.  They said we can stay in Pretoria, but we will never see his body.  We said, "Yes, that's better.  Can you make it possible that we can see his body?"  They said, "No, you will not see his body.  You won't be allowed to see his body.  You can go and attend the church service, but you will never see the body".  We felt that if we go and don't see the body, because it's our tradition - before a person can be buried we have to have a look at him and be sure that it is the right person and thereafter we came back and they buried him.  They said