NZUNZIMA JIMMY NOKAWUSANA
We knocked at Mr Joe Senti's house and we asked him to open the door so that we could go in.  We wanted to ask the route or the direction to the house.  He was afraid, he did not want to open the door.  We told him that we are comrades, we just wanted to know the direction to the house and he was scared, he didn't want to open the door.
	We pleaded with him and we knocked at the windows because we wanted to explain to him that we were not there to attack him, we just wanted to know the direction to the farmhouse and we wanted to know whether the white man was there.  He didn't want to open the door.  His wife pleaded with him to open the door because she said that these people were comrades, they were not going to do anything to him.  
	He opened the door and he looked at us.  He then closed the door again and he said that he was scared to open the door for us, he thought that we were soldiers.  A shot then - we heard then a shot at the door, when he was closing the door.