MR SIYOKO
Yes sir.  They took me from Hanover on to a place called Dodrecht from there to Grahamstown, I was sentenced on the 11th of January 1988 I was sentenced to 18 years for having killed this man - I did not kill this  man because the police killed him.
 They were suppose to have protected him but they ran away because they wanted him to be killed so that this conflict with the community - it is the Government - it is Hutton I will never forget his name in my life - but I will forgive him.  The time I have spent in jail if I have taken even a small stone and thrown at Tozmane I would then have peace in my heart, because then I would have been guilty -that is my problem.  
 I have a father that I was working for, he is a pensioner - when I was in jail he would take from  his pension money and try to help me and go and see me because the people that the authorities were wicked.  I stay in jail until I was released - I thank Mr Mandela - it is because of him that I was released.
 I thank the people who were in the struggle because today I am released because of that.  That is my case.