EVELINA PULENG MOLOKO
I have absolutely no knowledge of those rumours because when we heard that she had been given certain amounts of monies, I knew Maki and I knew her very well, I knew that if she had been given money, I would have realised that as a sister and as a very close person.  Instead she left us with a lot of debts because she had bought her son a bed as well as a radio and these were the debts we were left with to pay off.  There was not any amount of money that we got except for a R5,00 note that we got underneath the pillow.  She did not buy any new clothes, she bought absolutely nothing new to indicate that she had a large sum of money and there were rumours that she had bought a very expensive coat and that coat was a present from Germany when there was an application made for indigent people to be given some clothes and Maki got that coat from those clothes.  I got a dress amongst those clothes.  Even the boots that were rumoured to be very expensive were bought by me and they were worth only R19,00.
 We were hearing rumours that informers have a lot of money, but Maki did not have any.  There is quite a number of rumours as well as lies that were disseminated with regard to my sister.  They said that the Government had bought us the coffin.  We collected our own money in order to conduct the funeral, the Government did not help us in any way.  It is the very first time that I hear Mamasela's name when he appears on TV as well as the media.  The policeman who was allegedly involved with Maki is unknown to me.  When I saw that particular policeman, he had come to arrest Litho Nolo and Litho Nolo was very well known as a 
thief and he was on the wanted list of the police and that policeman who was on duty, he had come to arrest Litho Nolo.  That policeman was not involved with Maki.  I have never seen that policeman sitting, talking or having come to visit Maki.