MR SESELE
On that particular day there were a lot ofcases, and what really puzzled me is the manner in which the Magistrate wasso - I am trying to look for the right word. He didn't actually care for anycase, and all the cases that were put forward to him his statements or his remarkswere all of them were dead because they were drunk, because there were casesof cars and so on. And every one of the deceased was drunk, and I was just waitingfor him to tell me whether my kid, an eight-year kid, was also drunk when shewas shot by Joe Mamasela. They way he was seated, you know, it was just a don't-carattitude from the Magistrate. I had on my own to call him to order, that hedoesn't know what he's speaking about in this particular case, whether he reallyknows what he's actually talking about regarding my kid, and whether he knowswhat happened to my kid. I told him that my kid was shot, and that's why we were there at court. He had now towake up from his seat, with all respect to this Commission, and he said he wasgoing to arrest me for contempt of Court. I stood up and I said to him, "Goon and do it immediately." The prosecutor had to intervene, and he had to correctthe magistrate, telling the Magistrate exactly what my case was all about. Andit was said that the killer or the killers were unknown up to this day.