NODIDA JANE ZAMKANA
The one asked the other what the time was and he said it is three o'clock, they asked where I was going to sleep and I said I would sleep at my boss' place.  Ntebe then said I could sleep at his place.
 I went with Ntebe, when we got there, he did not do anything to me.  He prepared a place to sleep, he said he would wake me up at five, so that I could go and wash and wait for them at the gate at the office.
 He said that he did as he said.  I went home, I thought about this, I thought why must I be arrested, why must I go back to the police when I've done nothing, so I did not go.
 After a week, I went to Tabata in King William's Town, I told him what happened, he said he is busy, but he would follow up my case.  Before he arrived, I was called into the office.  They said that they are going to discuss my case together with Vusumzi.
 There were six White men and Vusumzi, his brother, his father, I was alone.  They asked me what had happened, I told them.  They said I was drunk.
 I said I had not been drinking, it was a Thursday, I don't drink Brandy.  I only drink Xhoza beer weekends.  They asked if I had a witness, so I said I did not have a witness, I was alone even at home.