MRS GCABASHE
while they were chasing us.  I am still bleeding at that time, but I could manage to go to the night vigil.  I was full of stitches on my face.  After two months the same group came back.  They were now attacking me.  I don't have to go into my house.  If I want food I have to hide myself next door and start shouting, because they were threatening my parents, saying, "If you don't bring him to the police station we are going to kill him."  They arrested me under the state of emergency again.  I met Mr Mothaung.  They took me from Parys to Sasolberg.  That's where they put a tyre on me, poured with petrol, and they said I should be naked.  I undressed myself and they said, "You are now going to feel the pain that the other policemen felt."  There was a very small tape recorder on the table with a very small cassette.  As I was talking it was taping.  I was being assaulted for many things.  The first one they were asking me, "Where is Ace Magashule, where is Tait Magoyi?  When did they skip the country?"  Because even if I told them everything I knew they kept on assaulting me.  I remember one of them, it was Mr Mothaung, stationed at Welkom, you would never say he is a policeman.  He used to wear a coat.  He took me into a car, in the boot of the car, from Sasolberg to Heilbron.  And he went back to find another car, a three-litre van without a tent.  I was handcuffed at the back.  They said to me I should take out Ace Magashule.  And they put another one on my penis.  They took the cords, electric cords, put them on my finger again.  They took another bag, they put it over my head.  They said to me, "You have to tell us where Ace Magashule is."  I said to them, "Gentlemen, I don't know his whereabouts.  They took me to the high building.  He put me again at the back of the van.  You know, he was so dirty I thought he was taking care of the bandits, not knowing that he himself is a police.  When interrogating me I saw a gun, and I said, "This is a policeman."  He handcuffed me at the back of a van until we reached Heilbron.  I was half-naked, and you know when handcuffed you feel pains, because he said to me, "You don't have to raise your head, you have to lie.  If you raise up your head I am going to shoot you."  He stopped at the road and he said to me, "This is now a pump station.  Go and have a look at Mr Masipidi.  He is lying somewhere there."