WHITE MOHAPE
I am saying when you get into a car and the car it is outside, it is a normal course you see this lights, the streets light, yes, they are there, but it does not mean if there is a street light at that point I will then know that I am under this street light that can maybe light this person at the face.  You understand?  If something happens that you do not expect, you do not think you can ready yourself to read people's faces, you know, so that you recall them, because, if, like, you see, it is a situation when I am walking out of the police station.  When I am walking, because I am, to me I am excited that, well, I am going home, but at the same time I am saying it is a long distance from the police station to the taxi rank.
	A Bakkie stands next to me and somebody comes out and say are you White Mohape, I said yes, he said, no, we are the security branch and they never even mentioned their names, we are here to take you home.  It will not come into my mind to really, you know, put the face of that person into my memory, because it never, it was something that day  I never thought it, maybe it will happen to that stage where I will then have thought I could have maybe, you know, memorised faces of people.  Yes, it was not like that.