EUGENE ALEXANDER DE KOCK
He couldn't ask us to go and shoot somebody.  If something like that happened, this would be a covert act and he had to take it up with Colonel Griebenouw and Colonel Griebenouw would take it up with Brigadier Schoon.
	But because he was the appointed person in charge, for tasking these people here for the function for which they brought us here, he would be the appointed person, that he knew who were the sources on ground level, he knew who they were looking for.  
	We worked on a national level and it was impossible to remember all names of the people who were being looked for.  In this matter, Warrant Officer Naude would have specific information and he wanted a specific group to go and look for this person.