JAN B DE WET
Yes.  Germiston itself, I did not know very well.  When we arrived there, the vehicle in front stopped and gave us a signal.  At that stage, I did not realise that the bomb must be dropped there.
	I continued following and they immediately stopped.  Johan Vlok told me that I must drop the bomb off here.  The vehicle in front drove on, turned off in a side street.  When I got out of my vehicle to unhook the trailer, I saw taxi minibuses and I saw that it was a double lane, the taxi's came from the front, and people got out.
	At that stage I told Vlok we cannot detonate the bomb now, we have to wait because with my vehicle, we cannot turn around.  If we make a U-turn, the streets were too narrow.  One of the minibuses continued. 
	At that stage I also continued, because for me it was not the right time to detonate the bomb.  We carried on in the same road or in the same lane, we saw that there was a parking spot that was open.  We drove around the block, it was on the wrong side of the road, where the parking lot was open.
	I drove around the block to get into the right lane.  Vlok and myself got out, we unhooked this trailer and pushed it into this parking lot.  It was his task to detonate the bomb.  I got into the vehicle and waited for him to get in.
	When he got into my vehicle, we drove on.  We stopped at the traffic light, the second traffic light was red and when we stopped there, the bomb exploded and from there, I went back to Koesterfontein.