MR MALAN
May I just follow up on that. I want to be as fair as possible to you Mr Myeza.  For one I am not sure that you really fully understand the process and why you are here.  You can only get amnesty if you tell the truth.  You can only get amnesty for crimes that you committed.  This is not a court that will find you guilty or not guilty, we have to find out whether we are satisfied that you are telling us everything that happened, inclusive of all your guilt, all your participation.  Now frankly the difficulty is that we have different versions in your amnesty application, in your additional statement that you say you gave to the investigators and in your evidence today and you are simply saying to us that it wasn't your handwriting, you didn't say it, it wasn't read back to you but my question is, and I am coming back to the issue of Mr Dludla's death, you say expressly to whoever took this statement
"I left on the Thursday afternoon for Newcastle before our plot was carried out. On my return on a Sunday I was informed that Dludla was shot dead."
Now where would the investigator get this information from if you did not tell him?