ADV DE JAGER
On page 818 of the judgment, towards the bottom round about line 25
"The account given by accused 1, 2 and 3 and Van der Hogen that accused 6 pulled the deceased out of the van, causing him to fall and that he thereafter throttled him with a belt on the ground accords with the probabilities".
Then on the next page:
"After the deceased had run away he was pursued by accused 1 and 6 and was brought down by accused
2B - 11.2	No/...
MR BANADE	120	ADDRESS
No 6.  Accused No 6's account of what happened thereafter is a curious one.  According to him he stood up, the deceased was still lying on the ground and he put his foot on the deceased's shoulder".
That's his version.  Now could you kindly deal with the version about the hammering of his head - I cannot find it at the moment - against the rocks, where that emerges.