MR LYSTER
Mr Phehlani, you have been very patient, having many questionsput to you, and I think it's partly because it's a very confusing picture, whichof course was true of many, many areas in South Africa, of different loyalties,different groupings, different struggles. I have only just one last question.You mentioned the names of the people who were arrested. They were there whenyour shop was being burnt, they were there when your son was stabbed, they werethere when your wife was killed, when your other son's car was set alight. Avery big case, very serious, and many of them were charged, but some of themturned State's witness and three of them, I think, were convicted. Now, in ananswer to a question earlier you said that two of them got light sentences fordamage to property, but one I think was actually - was he found guilty of murderingyour wife? Was that the charge?