DJ MKHIZE
Not necessarily to find oneself out of the problem.  I'd like to refer you back a little bit to my affidavit.  I did indicate that I am not co-operating for the first time here.  I co-operated from the time of the trial in court.  First of all we adopted a system during our case that we were going to maintain our silence so that the Court should continue leading evidence.  And the Court led its evidence; we did not deny anything.  We were just silent until the Court came to the judgment and we were sentenced without having said a thing.
	Now if you look at this very carefully, you will realize that our silence, not trying alibi's or refuting statements in court, suggests that we had already realized that we were wrong.  We had realized that there will come a time where the truth would have to out.
	Because had we not realized at the time, we would refute some statements and testimony.  Some of the cases for which I am sentenced today here would not have sent me to jail.  And that is the position.
	There is quite a lot of evidence that was not available at court, but we did not refute that.  And when we started opening our mouths, we started divulging the truth and exposing everything.