NOZITHANDISO OLGA SIZILA
I stay here in Cradock, so did my husband in 1963.  In 1963 he was imprisoned and was taken to Robben Island.
 He was sentenced to three years imprisonment.  I made a request that I may go and see him in 1964 at Robben Island.  When I got there in 1964, he looked very bad.  He was in jail.  The shirt that he was wearing was full of blood, his mouth was swollen, his lips.  When I asked what had happened, he said that he had been beaten up.
 He said he had been beaten the day before yesterday.  
CRADOCK HEARING TRC/EASTERN CAPE
2 NO SIZILA
The police were saying that he was cheeky.  I asked if they were still being beaten, even there at Robben Island and he said yes.
 I requested from him the information that I needed especially concerning our children.  He told me what to do.  I then came back to Cradock.  In 1966 he got out of jail.
 Two months after he got out of jail, a Detective came to our house asking for him.  I told the Detective that he was at home, that he was not well, that he was laying on the bed.
 He then said, what do you mean he is not well?  This Detective said why doesn't he go to the ANC to heal him.  I said he can walk in if he wanted to.
 He said to my husband that on the 3rd of April 1967, we were supposed to leave, my entire family.