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Colonel Voigt also said that he would come out to the scene if I needed him and that he would attend the shooting incident personally.
	At that stage and that day I was stationed at Sasolburg.  Colonel Voigt was my District Commanding Officer, he was stationed at Kroonstad which is a 120 kilometres away from where I was.  Colonel Voigt contacted me that morning to come and do identifications.  I went to Kroonstad, received the Black man at the charge office of the Kroonstad Police Station.  What I would like to mention is that before I could find the Black man, Colonel Voigt took me to the State Mortuary, which is behind the police station, where he pointed out the body of the deceased, Mr Bezuidenhout, to me.  Your Honour, the body was in an advanced state of decomposition and it was mutilated
and I, the body was in a state of - it was extremely mutilated and I managed to obtain photographs which I would like to submit to the Commission.  Unfortunately, I only one have one set of photographs.  We have made photostat copies, but they do not indicate what the colour photographs show and hence I would like to hand them in to you.