ROKAYA SALOJEE
There was an inquest held.  After he died they told me to go to the cell, to the police station and  I went and got his clothing from there.  The clothing he died with I don't know what happened, I suppose it was full of blood and they didn't want it to - they must have burned it or what, but the clothes that was in the cell that was in JOHANNESBURG HEARING TRC/GAUTENG
11 R SALOJEE
a paper bag was full of blood.  There was so much blood that I actually didn't know what colour it was because it was so hard that it's gone black already.  At the inquest when I did take that clothing the inquest lasted about five minutes and the magistrate, whoever it is, when I went up to the witness stand I could only mention my name and where I stayed and who was my husband.  When I said I would like to say something, I'd like to know why was there blood on my husband's clothing, and the magistrate said "that will be all".