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When I asked Nana what happened to them, she told me that they had been taken up to the hill and they were beaten up there and I asked Nana as to where the others were and she said she didn't know because when they came back from the hill they didn't come, all of them, the same time, they came one by one.  That's when I left.  I went home.
	On my way home I met my sister-in-law and she told me not to go home and I told her that I cannot go somewhere else, I have to go home because I have to look for other family members.
	Before I arrived at home I decided to go back and look for a car to take Ernest and Nana.  When I was at the bus stop, while waiting there, two kombis came.  They were full of people and the people were singing.  I think they were singing slogans, but at the time I didn't know that because I wasn't politically aware.  I couldn't understand what they were singing about.
	When they were at the bus stop they stopped there and the people got off the kombis.  The first person I saw and recognised from those people was Kwazi Hlongwane.  He had two five litres of petrol.  He was talking to these people and he was pointing at my place, saying "there is the house where we're supposed to burn, but first we should go and meet the others who are still at the hill."  When I turned ...(intervention)