MR VISSER
Mr Chairman, the evidence which is now going to follow, is certainly going to cause a lot of anguish.  Please if you feel that we should take an adjournment, would you please tell me.  I don't want to cause more anguish than is strictly necessary Mr Chairman, but at the end of the day, we are going to have to lead this evidence any way.
	Perhaps Mr Chairman, it might be an idea just for five minutes, if there could be some consolation, consoling, we might be able to proceed then.  I certainly don't want to give the impression of being insensitive to the emotions of the people concerned.  All right, get it behind us, all right Mr Chairman.
	We will prefer to go on and get it behind us.  By the time that Mr Bhila was laying on the ground, when you shot him, and I am asking you to speculate in the interest of full disclosure, do you believe that Mr Bhila was already dead or do you believe that he was still alive?