MARY BURTON
As I mentioned before, we were expecting to hear the testimony of Siphiwo David Ndomile.  He has been transferred from the hospital here to Bloemfontein, so we will not be able to hear him today, but we want to assure his mother, who I think is still here that it makes no difference.  That his statement will equally be recorded and be taken into account by the Truth Commission.  He told us in his statement, his written statement that he was arrested by members of the security forces round about September 1979.  And they gave him something which turned out to be a explosive device.  They told him not to show it to anybody until he got home and then when he got home, he tried to open it.  It had a very strong smell and members of his family urged him to take it outside and throw it outside and as he was doing so, it exploded in his hands and severally injured his right hand.  We thank his mother for coming today and him for making a statement.