BULUKAZI ELSIE GEORGE
It was in 1985, August, it was 85, August.  It was the 15th.  I was at work, when I got home my child had already left.  The previous day when he was trying to go to school, he realized that there was  disorder.  He  concluded that  he was not going to go to school that  particular day because there was a boycott on.  I used to, I'd ask him to plant flowers for me.  I told him that my parents were going to come and if they do come, he must phone me.  They came at  about 10, he phoned.  I told him to take them to town by the OK's, I'd meet them there.  I'd leave my work at 12, at 11 I asked them to leave the house and go and meet me at the OK's.  I was going to help my parents with their bank accounts in town.  At 12 I started walking down.  When I started walking down.  When I got towards the OK I saw my parent towards, at the Allied , standing there with a child from our neighbours.  I asked my parents when, where Thembelakhe was.  They said that the police had taken him.  The police came, apparently, when he was giving them tea.  Apparently they pushed him out of the house and left with him.