MOHONAETSE STEPHEN MOTSAMAI
Then we left together with him with the car.  We went through Mosheshe Road until we arrived where Kings Street starts then we followed Kings Street, we went outside just in front of the shack houses.  Where were stopped we - there are shack houses on the other side of the built houses, then we passed Gala Street, then we passed Mombati Street, then we stopped alongside the road because we have arrived where we were going.  Then we arrived at Mbinda Street.
	For the first time we left the car, both of us after we stopped alongside the road, we examined the situation, we looked as whether there are no people roaming around, then we appeared at Mbinda Street, then there were no people who were walking on the street, people were asleep at that time.  
	We went back to the car, I took out a knife, I opened a hole on the lids of the bottles, then I would cut a hole which will go straight across the middle on the lids of the bottles on each bottle.  Then we'd open them up - he will open others up, then we'll put those rags in, then we'll pull them on top, then we'll put them right inside the bottles, then we would close the lid.  
	Then we alighted from the car.  We put our hand gloves on - at all times we had our hand gloves on and whilst I busy preparing the petrol bombs, I had my hand gloves on.  I'll put sugar on and when I put everything on, I had my hand gloves on so that the fingerprints would not appear on the bottles.  He took the balaclavas, then we put them on.  We went out with the bottles, then we went to that place to that house of Bobby - Bobby's brother's house.
	When we alighted from the car, there was nobody outside, that is nobody was walking on the street.  He took matches - that is Sergeant Mamome, then he lit.  When he lit - when he handled the bottle - when he - it will come out from those holes and it will go through the rags.  When you light it will not explode because the fire doesn't go inside the bottle.  He would put light on the one I was handling then I would pull it down and then he would light other bottles, then we'd run.  
	I was running in front, then I would hit the first window with the first bottle then I had the other bottle on my other hand and it was - then he would come and hit with the other bottle, then I would hit with another bottle and then again for the fourth time.  Inside that house I heard a woman's voice, she was screaming.  We left there ...[intervention]