TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  It was actually chaotic, it was ridiculous, it was - you couldn't describe it.  And to let out tear-gas on old people, pensioners, and really old - old people coming walking up a hill and there was this tear-gas to meet them as they came up.  You had people running around.  It was unbelievable.  These were the people that Lennie had - did a lot of community work in the area for the aged, and the under-privileged people.  And we couldn't perform any of the burial rites according to Hindu customer.  There was a constant helicopter hovering up all the time on - you know, even when he laid in state at the temple.  And when we moved to the cemetery of course Lennie was declared a restricted person ... (inaudible - end of side A) ... there were others, other people having their funeral services at the cemetery.  They were actually rushed out by gunpoint and told to, you know, finish off their funerals as quick as possible, and they were actually pushed out of the cemetery and the cemetery was locked up then, and then searched, and then only we were allowed to go in.  And it was just 200 people.  There again we - we had a brigadier, I think it was, that came down by helicopter and landed just about a few metres away from the body.  He got out.  He pulled out the flag on the coffin - of course it was a sealed coffin - and even went as far as preventing us - taking a box of matches away from us, which in normal Hindu rituals, especially in ... (inaudible) ... where we light blocks of camphor.