MR BLACK
At the outset, Mr O'Farrell, at no stage have you been accused of being an assassin, let's get that straight.   It was a perception and the belief of the applicant at the time, given the absolute hell that he had gone through by security police and policemen that he perceived you to be there to kill him, for the purposes, especially after the army had sweeped the place, checked the cars, ensured that there were no arms, and then you arrive.   Insofar as - I don't propose dealing in detail with your evidence about the incident itself, the applicant has already testified, and where your evidence differs from his, those differences have been put to him by the leader of evidence and the applicant has already denied them, so I don't propose to repeat denying them.   So... (intervention).