NOMALADY NOMELUMZI TYUKU
Yes, they wanted us to take him to be buried together with the prisoners.  The following morning I saw police in their private clothes, some of them were not in their private clothes.  They took me to Santa saying that I  must tell them the truth before they killed me.  I told them that the, he was not stoning anything, he just came back from work.  I had a one year old baby at the time.  I could  not find, I did not find a chance to feed my child.  After that the detectives from Port Elizabeth came to pick me up. We went to the highway and they said to me they wanted to know about what happened.  They said that they will help me if I can tell them the truth.  I told them that he did not do anything, he was just coming back from work.
 They then drove me to the post office, they left me there.  I went back home, I consulted Mr Mtwinti because they were the ones who were helping me.  I told them what happened.  Mr Mtwinti gave me a lawyer's name, but I have forgotten that name and he said that if the police would come again, I must give them this lawyer's name.  While I was still eating in Mr Mtwinti's home, because we were neighbours, white men came together with a lady.  They were looking for me.  They said that they wanted the truth about what happened.