TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  No.  No, there was no one I knew.  Even this Siphiwe I didn't know.  I didn't know him at that stage.  After that I heard somebody saying, he said, "This dog is going to die".  They got out.  Those who were in the bedroom with Austin came out.  Even the one who was in the passage got out.  When I went to Austin, the other one said, "I sit down.  You go and sit in the bedroom.  What kind of help do you think you can give to him?"  I cried, because I had seen Austin, that he was lying down on the side and he was bleeding.  They came back again from outside.  They said, "Where is the telephone?  We want to phone".  I allowed them to phone.  I opened the telephone, because I thought they were going to phone for assistance for Austin.  I didn't know what they wanted to phone about.  Whilst things were still like that they phoned in the bedroom where I was and that's where the telephone was.  I heard that they were phoning for some more police people.  These were the Umlazi Police.  They were from ZP.  What I heard Siphiwe said, he said, "Because we will not be able to, we are going to move out of here.  Please meet us at Easy Way, as you enter Lamont.  We'll wait for you there."  Indeed they left.  At the time when they left, they all left with all their cars.  I was there with Austin in the house.