MS THABETE
That is exactly my point, I think it could have been done in another way.  I am not questioning whether it is wrong or right, but I am just looking it as a short sightedness on their part, that I mean, this person was young, she was defenceless.  It was not like she was armed or anything.
	It wasn't necessary really for them to attack her, all of them, to stab her.  I mean there were eight of them.  She was the only one, and she was the same age as them really, so to say.  That is exactly my point.
	However, I do not object or question their political beliefs or the political climate of the day at that time.  Even the judgement, as my colleague has said, refers in a number of pages, refers to the political climate at that time, more especially the rivalry between the IFP and the ANC.
	Also what I wanted the Committee to think about, and maybe my colleague to respond on, is the fact that it would seem that the applicants decided to assault and eventually kill the deceased, long before she even responded to their questioning, as to what she was doing in the compound.  It looks like by just going there, they had decided that they are going to kill her.
	Such that it didn't matter whether she would have admitted to the fact that she was a spy or she would have denied it.  It looked like they had already decided that they were going to deal with her and probably kill her.
	Maybe you can respond on that as well.  I also - but the Judge has raised that, maybe I should leave it.