MAMANE MABUZA
This happened.  Queen left home.  Queen was killed by a group called Cats or Amakati.  I only came to know this when I was notified by the police at about nine a.m. in the morning and that they had dumped her body near the cemetery and I sent Mrs Dube to go with the police to identify my daughter's body.  She went with the police and she positively identified my daughter, Queen.  They took photographs of Queen, of Queen's body and Mrs Dube was the one who was there when all this took place.
 he matter proceeded and when it was supposed to go to court, there was some relative quiet and the matter never proceeded to the court of law until a period of three years lapsed without me hearing anything from the police or from the court.  I received a letter from Mr Botha and they said they couldn't hold anybody responsible for  my daughter's death and I said I do not believe that type of story because I do not believe that the law wasn't able to deal with the perpetrators.  They said that there was some dirty soil but they did not know as to who buried my daughter in that shallow ground.  That was the end of my daughter's case.  I was totally dissatisfied and he said I should wait.  He was going to consult with his police so that he was going to get the case number.   I asked for the case number too and he said I should wait that he phoned Pretoria so that he could furnish me with further details with regard to my daughter's case number but he didn't seem able to find any tangible information.  They said that they had taken photo's of my daughter but they couldn't find any positive or tangible evidence pointing to the perpetrators.  
 He further urged me to wait so that he could get the statement that had the case number, from Pretoria and he would tell me in due course when he'd collected the relevant information from the police in Pretoria.  Ever since then I haven't heard anything about my daughters death or the case.  Now I would like the Truth Commission to assist me in getting more information with regard to my daughter's death.  Also the case number.