ANDRIES JOHANNES GERHARDUS ERWEE
I can't remember, but I assumed that he came from Botswana.  The 
questions which I pertinently put to him were where are you going and then he said the 
railway station and then I asked now, who are you supposed to meet there, why the 
railway station and he then said to me, I have to meet somebody there wearing a 
yellow shirt or a yellow bag or something.
	This person would familiarise themselves further with accommodation and so 
on.  But this person wasn't fully conscious, it was almost a dying declaration because 
he was muttering and he kept losing consciousness and coming to again and that is 
why after about three or four minutes, I asked the Medic from the Defence Force to 
inject him to stabilise him because it was important to determine who this person was 
who was waiting at the railway station.
	When I got to Alldays, my first action was to contact Colonel Willem van der 
Merwe and to tell him that the incident had not turned out well and that the person had 
died on the way.  And that he had given this information about the railway station.
	I made a request that Colonel Willem should send out people to the railway 
station.