MR LAX
They are completely unrelated cases as well, so we just think that it's not the same thing.  I just thought I'd check it with you.  Mr Masemola, thank you very much for coming to tell us this quite difficult story.  The issue of the APLA campaigns is quite well know, particularly in the eastern Free State, and we're grateful to have some evidence of how the police went about investigating those cases.  And the story you've told us is very similar to what we've seen in other places, where the police picked up all sorts of people totally unconnected, and tried to get information through various means of torture.  You've given us a very clear account of what happened to you, and we wish to thank you for that, and we hope that in your having the opportunity to tell your story it could bring some relief to you, to at least be acknowledged.  And we hope that your friends whose stories we haven't heard can at least in some way share in your telling of the story.  If any of your friends would like to tell their stories as well, at least to give us statements, you can get the details of our Bloemfontein office and we can arrange for statements to be taken from them as well if they would like that.  Because clearly there are other stories that need to be told about what happened in your area.  So we thank you for coming and we wish you well.  