YASMINE SOOKA
I want to read you something.  We obtained this file from the National Peace Convention.  I'd like to read you a letter from a Mr MA Fletcher and it says  
I refer to the above and to my letter dated the 15th of December 1995.  I wish to advise that I have received a copy of the docket relating to the incident where in you were shot.  I wish to advise that I have read all the statements in the particular docket and it appears that the investigation undertaken in this regard was a full, fair and complete investigation.
Having regard to the statements included in the particular docket it appears that there were opposed versions.  That of yourself and your witnesses and of the policemen involved in the incident.  It appears that the Attorney General elected to except the version of the policemen.  And in a letter dated the 8th of July he refused to prosecute.
A copy of the Attorney General's letter is enclosed for your information.
It would seem as if   [indistinct]  so many witnesses came forward on your behalf that because the policemen's versions said that you were trying to attack him with a spade and because there were two different versions on his file, that he then declined to prosecute.  Did they explain it to you like this?  Did they explain to you why the case was not continued with?