J A VORSTER
After this briefing I took du Preez and Wasserman to a pine plantation where I pointed out a place where they could dig a grave.  It was already dark.  This place was close to a driveway to the garages.  I went back to the house where I discussed the matter further with Col Taylor.  Tekere was inside the house and the two of us spoke to each other outside the house.  We discussed Tekere further.  I want to emphasise it that I am not capable of recalling such aspects of the information that I have referred to above, which were given to me by Taylor during the briefing, where du Preez and Wasserman were present, as well as the session that I discussed with Taylor.
	After a while du Preez and Wasserman returned.  At that stage Taylor and I were inside the house with Tekere.  I can recall that Col Taylor nodded his head and that du Preez and Wasserman took Tekere outside.  Tekere was told that he would be transferred and he was blindfolded, his hands were bound behind his back.  After a while du Preez and Wasserman returned and said that it was done.
	The following day I returned to the safe-house to make sure that there were no signs of the events from the previous evening.