MDUDUZI CYRIL NGEMA
What I did was, we left and we went to Christopher Ndlandhla's place in Umlazi, it was myself and Innocent.  Thompson himself was present.
	We went to kwaMashu, we were headed for kwaMashu.  On that particular day, I did not get inside, except Thompson and Innocent went inside and quickly returned and told me that he was not in the house.
	The following day, when we went there for the second time, on a Sunday, Thompson said we should go back again and we agreed that we will go his place of work, that is where we will wait for him.  Monday morning truly we went there, because he was working at Tisha Centre, that is where he was working, and we arrived in the morning before he arrived.
	We waited for him there, until he arrived.  Thompson told him that there is a person who wanted to see him.  I have forgotten as to what name he mentioned, but we knew that he was fooling him about that.  There was no person in other words there to see him, so that he could come along with us.  That was just a trick.
	Ndlandhla performed some delaying tactics to an extent that he even said and admitted that he had a meeting with the management of Juba Breweries.  He informed us to that effect and he left, he went his way and we went our way.  We parted.
	In the afternoon, we went to his house then, and I got inside myself and Innocent as well.  We found his brother inside and his wife.  That is Ndlandhla's brother's wife and the wife was expectant.
	Innocent knew the family quite well, the Meheza family.  It was their first time to see me, but they knew Innocent very well, because it looks like Innocent once stayed with them.
	After we said that we were looking for Ndlandhla, they told us that he just stepped out, he will be back and they started chatting generally with Christopher's brother, that is Ndlandhla's brother and Innocent.
	As they were still conversing, Ndlandhla came in and then Innocent knew very well that these are Christians, in other words that family was a Christian family, they believed in praying and we prayed suddenly and Ndlandhla came in and he was wearing a white T-shirt and it was raining outside and he got inside the bedroom and put on a jacket.
	He came and joined us for prayer, we knelt down.  Ndlandhla was the last one who prayed.  He prayed for a long time and immediately after that, we were telling them we were leaving and Ndlandhla accompanied us.    We took him, we told him to get inside the car and we now argued as to where he shall sit.
	He didn't want to sit right in the middle of us, he wanted to sit by the door, but we insisted that he should sit right in the middle, and we took a certain route, the N2.  Just before we got, it was about 1.5 km before we reached the toll gate towards kwaZulu, on the N2, we parked there.  We pulled off and we got into the sugar cane plantation.  That is when Thompson asked him as to who was he working with.
	He cried suddenly and said no, I am not working with anyone.  There was some evidence that Thompson had ...