SEGARAN RAMALU NAIDOO
Yes.  We do know that the best bone that reflects or parallels the height of a deceased, would be the long bones, and especially those of the lower ...(indistinct), and in fact, I've got seven measurements taken, and they are in order of preference.  For example I would prefer the femur length, rather than the head of the radius or the length of the humerus.   What we do is we know that because there is definitely a, shall we say a mathematical relationship between the length of the long bones to the person's height, for average people, what we do is, we use a formula created by a chap called J. Lundi.  He measured and he calculated for both South African black males and females, he calculated ...(indistinct) formulae mathematically.  We use the formula, we insert the measurements into the formula and come to a height, this is a calculated height, living height.
	In this case, my calculations showed that the deceased would have been between 1.35 and 1.42 metres in height.  I think this is, I am not a statistician, but this would represent a 95 percent confidence in the law.