A J G ERWEE
Mr Chairperson, at that stage I won't say I lost control, but at that stage with the scene being cleared up, adrenalin flowing, bodies being taken away, I didn't even think any further as to how to deal with the scene. It was only when I got to Alldays that I realised that there would have to be an inquest and a post-mortem, and it was only then that I really came to my senses, if I can put it that way, and I started thinking clearly as to what the next legal and administrative processes were.  I didn't really think of that earlier on, myself or my seniors.  We didn't have any of those experts, fingerprint people, photographers, et cetera on standby and that was wrong.  And after the shooting that was the last thing on my mind.