CHAIRPERSON
Good morning again.    I think just for record purposes, I will just indicate where we went, we needn't give a full and detailed description of what we saw, but we have just returned now from an inspection in loco of two sites.  We first of all went to Winkelspruit to the old shooting range where we were pointed out various aspects of that area.  We then after that proceeded to a place on the Inanda Road in the vicinity of the Ghandi and Bambayi settlements where another area was pointed out as being the place near or at which the body of the deceased was left by Messrs Wasserman and du Preez and then on the way back, we went past the house of the deceased in G-Section.  I don't know if any of the legal representatives wish to put anything that they feel that should be put on the record relating to the inspection in loco.  I can mention that at the shooting range, only one structure remains, it is roofless at the moment and exists as two, presently as two ablution blocks, one female and one male, toilets is a better word really.   There has been a degree of refurbishment of that structure in that the store room that has been referred to in the evidence where the interrogation of Ms Khubeka took place, has now been converted into toilets.  There is - cubicles have been built in that room, but we were informed that the room is very  much the same as it was, save for those cubicles, it was just a square room, it was paced out to be 3 x 3.  The other room in that structure is a toilet as mentioned already and during 1987, was also a toilet, it is a slightly larger room, approximately 5 x 3 paces and between the rooms, it is no longer covered, but it is just an open porch type area which apparently at the time was covered by a roof which went from the one end of the structure to the other.  We were informed that there was a concrete slab approximately 40 square metres in area, which used to be there during 1987, which had steel poles around its perimeter or at certain points on its perimeter over which, between which a canvass cover existed, which used to be used as a sleeping area.  That concrete slab is no longer in existence, but we did see remnants of it, that had obviously been bulldozed into the bush behind.  The shooting range doesn't exist.  It is an area when you stand there, although we were told that the bush at the moment is denser than it was at the time, but if you stand at that structure, it is what I would call private, there is no overlooking buildings or houses in the immediate vicinity.  The area where we went to on the Inanda Road, we have been informed by Mr du Preez there at the site, had changed considerably.  During 1987 it was not a double freeway as it is now, it was a tarred road, a main road, but only a single road with traffic driving on it in two directions.  They have now constructed a double freeway with the result that the road at the spot where we were, is built up to quite a height, I would say about two or three metres, steep slope down to before you get to where the grass is growing.  That wasn't like that at the time, but the area where we were, was about just my own estimate, three quarters of a kilometre or so from the Ghandi settlement and across the road from it, I am informed the area is called Inanda, there were houses there.  The houses that we saw now on the side of the road towards Bambayi and Ghandi, are close to the road, but we were informed that at the time  in question, the closest house was approximately 400/500 metres away from there.  The grass that we saw there was as described, about the height of 750 mm's.  I don't know if there is anything further, Mr Visser, that you would like to add.  I will ask each of the legal representatives if they wish to add anything for purposes of the record.   But before doing so, I just must mention that this must have been an emotional experience for members of the family going to these sites and we feel for you and you have our sympathies.