MR MASANGO
Ja, there are quite a number of things I'd like to say, particularly to the family of Molope.  That during our investigation the police first, I remember they asked me if we had any contact with the  Boputhatswana Police who might have given us information as to where Molope stays or so and so we said no, because they suspected that the police were involved in the assassination of Molope. 	And then they were sure, they were clear that we were not in contact with the Boputhatswana Police.
	Then the second, if not the prime suspect, was the wife of Molope herself.  They came to us and said: "Hasn't Mrs Molope paid you or hired you to go and kill her husband because she might have discovered that he was having an illicit affair"?  We said: "No, no, we don't even know a Mrs Molope", but she was always the suspect, that I must say.
	Besides that I'm appearing here as a dedicated member of the ANC with the understanding of the necessity of the reconciliation in our country and unity as well.  It is in that regard that I will say to the, I would extend my warm hand of friendship and reconciliation to Mrs Molope and her children, Brigadier Molope's children and also to the child who was born out of this illicit affair.  
	I also extend my warm hand of reconciliation and friendship to the child because in our culture, our African culture, there is no such a thing as an illegitimate child, all our children are legitimate.  It is in that regard that I extend my hand of friendship and reconciliation to them.
	Having said that I would say to the family of Molope that they too have a role to play in this general endeavour of reconciliation in our country.  It was the struggle, it was the war, people were dying, people were disappearing, people were burnt and unfortunately one member of their family, Brigadier Molope was on the wrong side of the struggle.  It was either him or us.  It was the struggle.
	So it is also their responsibility to reconcile, not only with my or my comrades behind me but with the families of all of Molope's victims, particularly the families of the massacre victims, those he has detained, those he has ordered to be tortured, those he has harassed and caused to leave the country, they must also reconcile with them.  It is necessary for the reconciliation in our country and unity in general.  I think that is all I want to say.
	Let me quickly add that I have said things that might have hurt some of the family.  I'm appearing here required to reveal everything in detail.  Everything that I've said was not meant to hurt them, I had to say whatever I recollect, whatever I know of that incident.  Nothing was aimed at hurting them, so they should take it in that regard.