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We managed to escape after bribing Greeff. He opened the gates and we got out.  Wolpe and Goldreich went to Hillbrow, Mosi and I went to Fordsburg and we were in hiding for approximately five weeks.  Eventually I managed to get out of the country through Botswana.  I went to Tanzania.
 When I got to Dar-es-Salaam I found that I was - well other people noticed this, I didn't realise it myself but I was suffering from epilepsy.  The movement sent me to numerous places for treatment, including Moscow, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Cairo and the one report, unfortunately I don't have it with me, which I got back from - which I got from Moscow where I stayed for about six weeks, the first time, where they actually saw the epileptic fits, where they witnessed it and they carried out numerous tests and they found that they were of the opinion anyway that when I had been - when they had shocked me, used the shock treatment on me a certain portion of my central nervous system had been damaged and that was causing the epilepsy.  It's 33 years now and I am still on medication.  
 But I need to just say that it wasn't only the Railway Police who were responsible.  There were two special branch policemen whom I can remember were in the room when I was 
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being tortured.  One was a Lieutenant Coetzee, he was a lieutenant at that time.  I don't know what his position is now.  And the other one was a Lieutenant van Wyk.  I would like to see these two, if they are alive, and get them to come and give evidence before the Commission.  And that is my main purpose.  I am not here to try to get any compensation for what has happened to me.  I think one needs to get them to come before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and also some of the Railway Policemen.  Unfortunately I can't remember their names.  
 I think basically that's my story.  I don't know if you have any questions.