GEORGE BIZOS
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"Did you ever speak to Christo Britz with regard to these two incidents where persons had to be eliminated, Omar and Evans?
		No, My Lord.
		Was it, is it in other words with regard to the investigation of Gen Badenhorst and Brig Engelbrecht?
		I was called in one night to attend the investigation.
		Can you tell the Court what had happened there?
		Gen Badenhorst called me in and there it came to light that for example Dullah Omar and Evans, according to his information, at that stage had to be eliminated.  That is what came to light there."
It's not that I don't know the name, it's spelled Dullah, Mr Chairman, I don't want to be misunderstood by the relatives that I can't pronounce the name properly.
"Yes, who were all present at the meeting?
		It was Gen Badenhorst, Brig Engelbrecht, of the SAP, Verster was there and I think Christo Britz was there and myself.  I cannot recall whether other persons were there.
		And did you discuss the matter there?
		It was not actually a discussion, it was a feedback from Gen Badenhorst to me.
		What was Col Verster's reaction to these allegations?
		That evening I asked him on whose level were Omar and Evans authorised and he said at his level, therefore in effect he admitted that he had given the instruction that Omar and Evans had to be killed.
		And ...(indistinct) there.  Yes, did you then ask him but why did he not notify you in this matter?  Why did he, without notifying you, could give such an instruction?
		My question was only at which level it was authorised."
Did you understand that evidence, Mr Verster?