ADV MEMANI
Now in the Judgement, I beg Mr Chair's pardon, I haven't 
made a note of where it appears on the record, but there is some reference to 
the fact that there was no blood found at the house of Mr Venter and that 
makes it improbable that Mr Venter would have been shot in that house 
because the doctor said that if Mr Venter had been shot in his house, then he or 
she would have expected to find blood to be found by the police on the scene, 
because he would have bled profusely. Do you have any comment as to why 
there was no blood found there if you shot him inside the house?  That if Mr 
Venter had been shot in the house as described by Mr Ngo, he or she would 
have expected blood to be found on the scene because a person shot in the 
manner described by Mr Ngo would have bled profusely.  The Police testified 
that there was no blood found on the scene.  The learned judge then in his 
judgement made a finding that it is improbable that Mr Venter was shot in his 
house in the light of the evidence given by the doctor and the police.  I am now 
asking Mr Ngo to tell us why no blood was found in the house of Mr Venter.  I 
have been told that it's page 32 line 20 of the judgement My Lord.
	Now we are waiting for the answer from Mr Ngo I suppose.