DEON MARTIN
It was according to the instruction of General Oelofse, he wanted a trophy.  He wanted to show how things
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...[inaudible] of myself Phil Kloppers and Etienne Visser handed over a small steak knife with a black handle and he said that I should cut off an ear for him one day if we were to encounter a corpse and that indicated to me that the war was very imminent.  
	It was not the same knife which I used to cut off ears, the knife which I used I won in a lottery in Durban with Nick Fourie who is now deceased.  We picked up the shells on the scene, Etienne Visser was involved therewith.  We managed to pick up all the shells so that we wouldn't leave any evidence behind.
	We set the vehicles alight, once again to disguise any clues and from there we travelled back in the direction of Randfontein.  We could hear the sirens so we knew that paramedics and ambulances were on the way.  On the way back to Randfontein we dropped off Diedericks at my house where he fetched his vehicle and his children. 
	After that we went to the City Hall and we found that the other men weren't there.  From there we went to Jaco Badenhorst's residence where we found the others.  On the question, Phil Kloppers' question who shot everybody, he said affirmative and Phil Kloppers sent someone, I don't know who it was, to take the ear from the vehicle.
	All of us left there and we didn't have an opportunity to get in contact with each other.