DANIEL MAGODA
The role that I played was that I was present during the time when we attacked them, where we attacked Mr Fourie and them, up to the stage where we killed him and we, comrade May and I took him and hid him behind the trees and were able to get into the car.  Leeuw and I, and also Nkgwedi and the White lady and went to the farm, went onto the farm.  That is where I also played a role in searching the property.  We were all searching the property and we took whatever would have been of assistance to us as APLA and our members.  And we also took the car.  When we took the car it was after having searched the scene and we had tied up the White lady, we found the firearms, the two firearms, they were three including ours.  We also took clothing and we took old coins.  Thereafter we left the White lady tied up, got into the car and went back to Botshabelo.  When we got to Botshabelo we, comrade Leeuw was driving and he, as our unit commander, said that these things were to be left in his care.  I got out in the road where I lived and went home.  I had a camera in my possession which I had found on the farm and a plastic bag with coins.
	On the Friday I was at my brother-in-law's place at Zeeneng and I encountered my wife there who was visiting her brother.  I had just arrived there, it was a matter of 
minutes before the police arrived and they had already taken Mr Leeuw into their custody as well as comrade Nkgwedi and comrade May.  We were then arrested and told to go back to my place where the police wanted to know from me where the camera and the coins were.  I then took them out because I didn't really hide them, and we were then arrested.  That is the role which I played.