COLLEEN JUDY WHITE
Yes.  I actually don't remember now whether when we got there a phone call had already come through for my brother, or the phone call came through when we just arrived over there, but one of his, I think it was, I can't remember if it was Colonel Taylor or Colonel Oosthuizen phoned to tell him he was to come back to Johannesburg as soon as possible as there was an emergency.  I actually think it was a message we got, otherwise my brother would I'm sure have asked what the emergency was.  I think my husband actually took that phone call.
	Then Michael tried to phone the house.  He then went down to the bathroom and asked me to carry on trying to phone the house to see if Janine knew of any emergency or any problems or if anybody had contacted her.  I carried on trying.  At one stage I got through, there was a man that answered the phone.  I then walked down the passage towards the bathroom and said to Mike: "I don't know, there seems to be something strange, I can't get through, it's a strange sort of engaged signal on the telephone.  
	He then finished in the bathroom, came back upstairs again.  He then tried the phone and Lydia, the maid answered.  She then informed Mike that Janine had been murdered.  He then couldn't - that was when Mike broke down totally and asked me to take over the phone.  I took the phone over, I spoke to Lydia.  She wasn't, she couldn't speak any longer either, so the chap, I think he was helping Mike with building operations or something, I'm not too sure, Harris, then informed us that it was definite Janine had been murdered.  ...(intervention)