TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  The first thing I found the car that had been completely burnt.  Fortunately there was some remains of the paint which showed to me that it was Pro's car.  When we got closer inside I found the body lying at the back seat of the car.  That was lying upside-down on his stomach.  His head was put near the petrol tank to make sure that he would be burnt completely.  His body was lying on the seat at the back seat of the car.  What really surprised me was that my brother, as tall as he was, he wouldn't have been able to fit completely at the back seat.  I didn't touch the body after that, but when they turned the body over we did see that even if it wasn't easy to recognise him, but when they've turned the body over to check if there was any remains underneath we found that there's no flesh left.  But how we managed to recognise that he was ours it was the structure, the bones of his face.  What had remained, the head bones, the front head bones and the neck, right down towards the neck and the stomach up until the waist bones.  The arms there was nothing.  There wasn't even a sign whether they had been burnt until the bones remained.  The lower body also wasn't there.  That could indicate to us that even if the legs are burnt there were bones or even the ashes that were the remains.  Near us, where the car was found, there was a group of KwaZulu Police, who when they saw us started towards us.  They laughed aloud.  They didn't even car about us.  After that we left and went back.  We left our brother lying there.  From there we prepared ourselves to tell Mama, because she wasn't at home.  Because I was also at work I made preparations to go and report at my work that this had happened.  When we were already at home there was no police who came to tell us about this occurrence, but when people started coming to see they said they had heard on the 7 o'clock news that Pro was found burnt.  What really surprised us is that at about seven we had not yet known, we were still looking for him.   Please give her some water.   ---   We were really surprised at home.  Who was this person who - how does this person who had issued the news on the radio that it was Pro who had died in the car, because it was even very difficult for us as the family, as sisters, to identify him and recognise him when he was burnt.  What also appeared to us is that the person who ran to radio to listen and to report to the news at radio, what was his intention, because this person had not told us, but he told the whole world what had happened?  Another thing that appeared to us, we were expecting that the police would come and officially tell us about this thing that had happened, but the police didn't come to us.  They only came late at around three in the afternoon.  There were only two policemen, senior police from the KwaZulu Police.  When they came in the afternoon nobody realised that because we had already gotten to know this news in the morning, and also from the radio.