YALISWA RITA SEAKO
They were feeling happy, they didn't show any remorse and it was like a joke to them.  I remember the first day I wanted to pray before the court.  They asked to pray before the court proceedings and I was amazed that people like them, people with no conscience, know how to pray.  We were a joke in the court.  I remember one nice gentleman.   He was tall and if I'm not mistaken, that guy his name is Koekemoer and I think that guy had a bit of a conscience.  The rest were very cold and they were very happy, they were laughing at us.  I remember one day I sat in one chair, I think the third or the second chair behind the magistrate.  They kicked me out, they said they didn't want to sit next to me until one policeman said "this is a court, it's not belonging to the AWB."  Even that made me feel that these people show no remorse and they are so cold.