PETER DOMINIQUE DE IONNE
One man lying alongside the vehicle appeared to be dead and I spoke with the other two who appeared not to be seriously injured.  I think the man, Wolfaardt was lying on the ground, face down and the man Uys was up against the rear wheel of the vehicle.  I spoke to them.
	Uys was very distressed and I couldn't get coherent responses from him but Wolfaardt after some persuasion, answered several questions and refused to say anything else.  The photographer with me took pictures.  I spoke to an officer, I thought, from the BDF.  I think he was a Colonel Marx(?) and asked what was going to happen to these men, and he said an ambulance had been called.  We decided to wait on the scene until the ambulance arrived and take more photographs and watch what happened.
	A number of other journalists also spoke to the men on the ground and we, after a short time, I think it was a Bop police officer who was wearing a hard riot helmet, I remember that very distinctly, approached the men with his rifle, pointed towards them and started threatening them.  He became very abusive.  I approached him and I put my arm on his shoulder or hand on his shoulder and told him to cool it, to calm down, you know, everything was under control.  
	Another security officer came along and sort of walked away with him.  And after several more minutes a man wearing green fatigues, Bop Police uniform, approached from, if I was facing the car, from my left and my recollection is he shot Wolfaardt in the head, in the back of the head and ran to the other man and shot him as well.