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I am Ms  Williams - Dora Williams,  I've got nine children and married by Mr Williams.  In 1977 the police arrested my son in that year and in 1978 he was in prison for an entire year.  He was released from prison in 1979 and then he went to Thaba 'Nchu for a teaching course -  when he came back after the teacher's course he then went to Lydenburg and he trained as a welder there.  And then he went to Finch Mine and that is where he worked.  He supported me, he looked after me and then the police started looking for him again and then he left his job.  
In 1980 he then just disappeared, we did not know where he went to and we lost contact, we did not know his whereabouts and I can't remember when exactly it was but somebody phoned from Lesotho and said that my son was in Lesotho and from then onwards we never heard another word.  I was very-very afraid of the police when they came to my house then I knew there would be trouble and I didn't know what to do.   And I heard nothing more about my son,  I just hoped he was still alive.
In 1993 when I came back from my grandmother's funeral in Port Elizabeth, my daughter told me that a boy came to our house and -  it was Pakati and said that he became so sad just looking at us because our child had been killed in Tanzania. Yes he told us that my child had been killed in Tanzania.