CHAIRPERSON
Okay.  Are there questions?  We would like to thank you for having come before the Commission to give us this very sad testimony.
 And as your son was saying that this thing should not be publicised, but should be private, we appreciate that you have come here.  The deaths of your husbands is one of the mysteries that we hope the truth will be revealed.
 We believe that this country to be able to have reconciliation, must know the truth.  There should be no discrepancies in the history of this country.
 I remember as if yesterday, the day your husbands were murdered.  It marked a turning point.  People realised the seriousness of the status quo in Ciskei at the time.  You have raised a number of questions, and as a Commission we should get answers.
 You have raised a number of atrocities as Mrs Crichton picked out the atrocities - unfair dismissal and things like that.  These things we should go into as a Commission.  
 Please be patient, we will keep coming back to you for more information.  As a Commission, we would like to reveal the truth so that one day the truth is fully revealed.  Thank you very much, you may step down.