ADV NTSEBEZA
[indistinct] thank you Dr Boraine, I accept that.
Mr Chairman I was indicating to you that you will see evidence for the attack on Evelyn Nomatise, but there are other injuries which she will only with difficulty tell you about because of the delicatessens of their location where they are.
And it never fills [indistinct] who have to listen to these gory details.  That the human mind sometimes become innovative in very perverse ways and that some of the methods in which the tortures express themselves was to go for the genitals of victims.  I'll put it at no higher than that.
Nomatise now I am going to speak Xhosa with you, I am going to ask you to please bear with me, your pain is our pain as well.  We hope that by your coming here today, the lump that you have in your throat all this time, is going to melt away.  I am not sure if you are ready for us to begin.