CHAIRPERSON
Yes, I do not want you to accept this, because in such conflicts there is always a third force, but it might happen that in the conflicts in Cookhouse there was no third force at all.  This will make us very glad.  I want to thank you for coming here with this painful story.  People died during that time in your family.  I want to say that all unnecessary loss of precious life and, as we are the Commission, any loss of life is a loss too much.  It is painful to lose a life, it is more painful when it happens within our own communities.  In your community, as I have already said, when we counted people who died in Kakana and also in the Menzi family, this is very painful.  I do not know whether we will be able to deal with your request that we must try to make peace in your families.  I do not want to promise anything, but it will be one of the things we report to the Commission.  We would follow Dr Vosloo, because what he has given out to the country, that you have been bought by this amount of money, you were trained as the Kakana family, we have to follow and investigate about all this.  We have to know whether it was the truth or a lie.  If it is a lie, he has to come forward and say it.  We thank you all.  We hope that if we had a, if we are going to have a chance we will meet with the two families.   We will now adjourn and we will meet tomorrow.  We will start at nine o' clock tomorrow morning.  Thank you.