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That's correct.	When we left the premises, I 
was once again part of the back-up team. I can remember that 
we struggled to carry De Kock because he was a big man.  So 
we progressed quite slowly.  Andronovitch I once again 
walked quite fast or slow jog and we kept looking back 
towards the Kahn house. I can remember that there were other 
lights close to this particular place, and I thought that 
this must be a little village or something.  We had to check 
that we weren't being followed or that somebody close to the 
premises had seen or heard us.  That is what I meant when I 
said I was part of the back-up team on our way back. 
	We once again crossed the river to the vehicles.  We 
had already reached the vehicles when the place was blown 
up.  As I said we were already in the Republic at that 
stage.
	We then went back to the farmhouse, from which we were 
operating.  After which we packed our stuff and early the 
next morning - I remember we didn't sleep.  Early the next  
morning we drove to Richards Bay to constitute an alibi for 
us.  Col De Kock was lying on the back seat because his leg
CAPE TOWN HEARING	AMNESTY/