FREDERIK JOHANNES PIENAAR
A vehicle approached from the Swazi direction in our direction, the lights were dimmed, the left indicator light was switched on and the vehicle came to a standstill virtually at the place where we were.
	Immediately we jumped out and ran past the side of the vehicle into the bushes.  Major Hayes handled the searchlight, which he aimed at the vehicle.  The vehicle's windows were completely misted.  At no stage could I determine who was in the vehicle.  
	Col de Kock opened fire and all of us fired at the vehicle.  I myself handled an R1 gun and I think if I recall correctly, I fired between five to seven shots, all of them at the left side of the vehicle, the front and the back left door.
	A man collapsed against the back door of the vehicle.  We approached the vehicle and ceased fire.  In the vehicle, in the front next to the driver was a woman, the man behind on the left was an Indian man, then there were two more women and one on the right-hand side of the vehicle, who lay out of the vehicle. I heard Mr de Kock telling Mr Ras to shoot the woman, upon which she was indeed shot one more time.  
	After that I opened and searched the boot of the vehicle as well as the bags inside the vehicle, there were no weapons in the bags.  I also searched the persons briefly and also there did I not find any weapons.  We discussed this, Col de Kock and I.  He asked me whether I had any weapons at my office.  I did not have any weapons.  
	He then told someone to contact Col Roelf Venter to obtain the necessary weapons and to bring them to the scene, upon which Mr Ras called Col de Kock to one side and told him that he had a pistol and handgrenades in his possession, at the scene.  Mr Ras placed the pistol next to the man.  He placed the man's hand around the pistol and fired two shots, so that shells would be found on the scene.  
	He gave me two handgrenades, which I placed in the carry bags which belonged to the two women seated in the back of the vehicle.  This was done in order to create the impression that these persons had been armed and to prevent that any incident be created for the police and the State at that stage.
	I began to investigate the matter myself ...(intervention)