BERNARD MAKGABO NGOEPE
Mr d'Oliviera to which offences is this statement which seems to be obiter dictum like my brother has indicated to you, to which offences here, which offences was the judge referring as being "possibly motivated"?   Is it the offences committed by the deceased or the offences committed by the applicant?  Because on its first reading the impression I get is he might very well have been referring to the offences committed by the deceased, is that how you also understand it?