MIA EUNICE THEMBISO
I am Eunice Thembiso Mia, I have five children, the fifth one is Jabulani, he is the one who passed away on the 3rd March 1986.  I am from Bloemfontein, on this day, the 3rd of March 1986, I was working in the offices in Town.
 I was leaving my house at half past four in the morning rushing for a quarter to five train, rushing for six o'clock at work.  But on that morning, just before I left, it was usual for my son to go through the back kitchen from where she - from where he slept.  He knocked and I opened - I opened for him.
 Now that time it was - it was quarter past or twenty past four.  When he came in, he ate bread and cold water.  He said mamma please give me R2,00.  I said to him I only have R5,00, now I'll be short if I give you this R2,00 because I want to buy a weekly ticket.
 But now because I want him to get a job, I gave him this R2,00 because I want him to work.  He said thank you, then he said mommy but I want to accompany you to the station.  I said no but you are not use to this.   I've been going to work at this time of the morning every - every year, but you never accompanied me.  No it's all right you don't have to accompany me.  But he forced too, he said no he insist that.
 He left through the kitchen back to his place where he usually sleeps, then I closed the door, I bolted it.  We have a garage here next to our house.  He appeared through the garage and he was insisting that he must accompany me.  Now at that time now I was becoming suspicious don't do this - now I told him not to do it - not to shock me like this.  I said to him look turn back I don't want you to accompany me.
 But then he insisted he did accompany me and up to NY59 if I am trying to cut a story short.  He wanted to still go on with me but I told him no turn back.  That was actually the last time I saw him.  I got into the train at quarter to five, got to work, I was working two shifts, two hours in the offices from there I would go to the char, just to have more pocket money because the money that I was getting from the offices was too little.
 I worked as usual, I continued working but around about half past ten my boss Ms Van Horvet I can't remember the actual station of the radio where we listened to all this, she came to me and she said Eunice, I looked at her, I said madam in response.
 I just heard from the news that in Guguletu there are - there are Russians in Guguletu who have been killed.  They from Russia and then he said is your son involved in politics, I said no, I don't have - I don't have any - a son involved in politics.  So well I just continued working.  Around two or - around two o'clock in the afternoon it was time for me to go home.  I did my usual  shopping, I finished them.  Then I went home, no I mean I went home with the train.  The train that I took home was a quarter - around five past five train or something to six.  We  switched on the TV for the news, it's my daughter who did that her name is Thombisodwa who switched on the TV..