IZAK MHLAKOLA SHANGE
When I was arrested, police found me at Sipingo where I was working.  They took me and they asked me if I knew Jomo Mseleku, I told them, no I didn't know him.  They asked me about Master, I told them I didn't know Master and they said to me I must tell the truth about the bus incident.  I told them I didn't know anything.
	They told me to tell the truth and I was very young to lie and they also promised to hit me.  I told them I didn't know anything or any incident in connection with the bus.  They started hitting me, they put me behind the police van.  They took me to a nearby forest.  They drove.  I think the cars were many, besides the one I was in, they drove me there and when we were in that forest they took me out of the van, they said to me I still don't want to tell the truth or not.  I told them I didn't know anything.  They started hitting me and they said to me: "Okay, you can now go".  And I asked them: "Go where?", because this is in the middle of the forest and they said you go back where we took you, so I told them I wasn't going to go there, I wasn't going to walk to the place where they took me, they must take me back and they said to me I was kidding.  
	I was about to tell them the truth because they were going to make me tell them the truth.  They continued hitting me and then they took me to the police station in Brighton Beach.  That's where I was locked.