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It is Pumele Lelori.  After a few days before the funeral, there were people who came from the security forces.  This person identified himself as Zishruba, he was amongst the people who visited us.  He said he was sent by the police and the office to give orders about the way in which the funeral arrangements should be carried out. I was staying with Sisnama Tamsanga at the time.  We asked Mr Zishruba who sent them and then asked whose funeral they were giving orders for.  They said it is Andile's funeral and then we asked who it was that killed Andile? They were shocked also and said, haven't we learned from the police or EAST LONDON  HEARING TRC/EASTERN CAPE
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the office that this child was dead and when we said no, they apologised, because they didn't know that we were not aware of what had happened to Andile.
 We were making preparations until the day of the funeral. In the morning of one of those days there was a messenger who came to say the school children and the people who were coming to the funeral had been turned away by the police.  These people were ordered not to attend the funeral. The few people who were able to attend the funeral were the people who arrived the day before.  Even the day of the funeral there were a lot of police.
 After the funeral, there was a continuous visit.  There were always motorcars opposite our neighbours and in front of the family house, we didn't know what they were looking for.  What happened is that we were told that we were wanted at the offices and it was said that one of the lawyers want us, and we were told that there are other people who are handling our case.  We didn't know where to go, we didn't even know who the lawyer was and we never lodged any complaint.  We spent a short period and after that when we didn't respond we were called again, and then we went to this lawyer.  We asked him who gave him permission to continue with the case because we didn't lodge any complaint.  We requested that if there is a file there, we wanted it to be submitted to us and then we said we'll take it to our own lawyer.  
 There was no progress in the case and we were able to write to the Attorney General.  At the time it was the Ciskeian Homeland. Jurgens said there is nobody that he can prosecute about this happening.