FERDINAND BARNARD
Mr Chairperson, at that first opportunity I received a photograph, I have testified about that, with the newspaper clippings and the file and certain notes were made in it, two addresses and then I started, the first time I went to go and look at the physical layout of the place, the roads around it, because if I had to do observation on it, I had to find out first of all what would be a suitable place to do it from, where I won't draw a lot of attention to me.
	It was a one way, it was south/north and at the end there was a T-junction.  All these things made it very difficult to observe the house or the area.  It was a one way, and it was very easy to be spotted, once you remained there for a while.
	And then timely or untimely, during the evening, three o'clock in the morning, two o'clock in the afternoon, every time I had the opportunity, I drove there, pass, take registration numbers if there were cars outside, and tried to find out what I can observe at the house itself.
	Then at a certain stage, when I went out, I liked to go to Bedfordview, the Bedfordview Centre, friends had clubs and restaurants, I knew people who had a jewellery shop, so I liked to go there.  If I go out, let's say for a weekend with my girlfriend, Brenda Mills at that stage, I would drive passed his house.  If there was something, I would ask her to write down the registration number, then we would go out for the evening and when I come back, I would also pass the house again.
	I did it in that way, in order to form a picture about the activities surrounding the house.