LYN MOTOKO MASETLA
"After I had left the country", qualifying that is the fact that my sister knew the house more than I did then because she had lived with my sister, but also for me she's counting money.  She had no business then when I was still in the country and the only business they had was one of the taxis which of course the husband when he was staying here in Durban, in Inanda, he only went to eSikhawini, joined her or joined us at eSikhawini over weekends.  So she had no reason to count the money.
	Now this is why I'm saying "after I had left", because they had a business of the car workshop and she worked in that business, she ran it, that business.  So for me she's counting the money.  And my sister confirmed that she recognised the bedspread.  She recognised the fact that my sister was breastfeeding then.  So those are all the factors that made me realise that, or roughly say I had left the country already.