TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  After the attack there were many things occurred and that took place and transpired.  First of all what hurt me and what was most painful to me, I lost hope in our law, in the court of law.  The mayor came and said the police will come and secure us.  They mayor left for Amanzimtoti, and when he came back he said the station commander of Amanzimtoti said I should come in person to him.  I asked and said, "What will I do and say, because there are police there, and the police will ask as to who I am and why I am looking for him?  He does not know me, I don't know him either.  I don't even know his office."  Victor took me with to Durban.  Although I don't remember quite well as to who we spoke to, but I know very well it was a white man.  He explained and gave me a report, a letter to take to Amanzimtoti.  I went to give the police at Amanzimtoti that letter, and I was taken to the station commander's office.