ADV SIGODI
Now, coming back to Basie Hladi.  Why would he be labelled an informer?  If for instance, he had seen you killing the policeman and he had gone to identify you, what would be wrong with that?  If somebody sees somebody killing someone, he doesn't know that the killing is a political act, why would you particularly as a unit commander decide that this person is an informer?  Because at least I would have expected a trained soldier to have found out is he really informing on the PAC or is he with the police simply because he witnessed the murder and he's assisting the police in trying to solve the crime which could well be an ordinary crime.
	What reason did you have to believe that he was an informer as an informer was understood in those days?  I would understand if he was somebody who had been with the PAC and had informed on the PAC, but the fact that he went to the police just to assist them in solving the crime, why would it be reason enough to think that he's an informer?