CHAIRPERSON
Let us not take any more of your time, Mr and Mrs Mnyape.  Thank you very much.  We are very familiar with the Masele Village especially during the struggle.  Also, the contribution that the villagers made to the struggle for liberation.  Thank you for having come here to give evidence before the Commission.  I know, especially Mr Mnyape, this is very close to your heart and it still hurts.  We are not people, as men who cry in public like this.  This reflects that you still hurt from the past wounds.  We, as a Commission, promise that we are going to investigate the matter.  We are coming to the end of the Commission.  We would like to talk to the attorneys that were representing you, talk to the police station at Tamacha so that it is clear what happened, because a person dying is a serious matter.  A person cannot just die like a dog.  Thank you.