MR VISSER
Now, I want to put to you what was stated in the judgement of Judge Betley in the criminal trial.  My Lord, you will find that in Exhibit C, Bundle C, page 47.
	What he says there is based on evidence of a Dr Van Niekerk.  I am going to read that to you Capt Khoja, I want you to listen to it carefully.
	The witnesses who gave evidence are part of the (indistinct).  It was in the first place Dr Van Niekerk, accused 1 at Pelanomi Hospital treated there, during July 1988.  Evidently after accused 1, that is now Mr Ngo, was in the motor car accident of which he testified himself, and in which he sustained certain injuries.
	According to Dr Van Niekerk, the accused sustained back fractures as well as a neck injury.  Due to the neck injury he was kept for a week at the trauma unit of Pelanomi Hospital. 
	After he had spent the week at the Hospital, he was released and was prescribed four weeks bed rest.  During a later follow up consultation visit, it was determined that the fracture of the back for which the accused was operated initially, collapsed.
	On the 21st of October 1988, an operation was done known as a Harrington Procedure, during which two steel plates, pegs, were placed into the accused's neck to pull his head straight.
	Regarding Dr Van Niekerk, accused 1, that is Mr Ngo, was transported from Pelanomi Hospital or rather was released from Pelanomi Hospital during approximately November 1988.
	Capt Khoja, if we take account of this, it seems that Mr Ngo was for most of the time from July 1988 to November 1988 in hospital?  Did you know anything about that?