INTERPRETER
The applicant said the area was rural in nature and it could have been Dengezi or ...(indistinct).  We then found this man with his girlfriend and we talked to him and he then believed our story, because Taylor had given me a hand-grenade to use in our discussion, so I removed this grenade, I showed it to him and asked him if he had given that boy something similar and he said no it wasn't and he explained how that weapon looked like and I therefore concluded that it was indeed a limpet mine.  I returned that grenade to my pocket and we discussed that we should arrange for a later meeting and he should stay put at home, we will return for him.  We then left and reported that we had fulfilled our mission.  We had found the person and he had believed our story that we were MK guerrillas and later on we returned to his house but could not find him, but we found a certain woman and we were not sure whether he had suspected something and became afraid, decided to run away.  We then discussed with Stanley and decided to leave a note telling him to meet us at the Pinetown post office.  Col Taylor's aim was that we should take him out of his home on the very same day, but unfortunately we did not find him, therefore we left that note.  We had left a note telling him of the date of when we would meet.  We then went for that appointment.  We arrived there 13 minutes prior the appointment time and he arrived on the scheduled time and I asked him how safe he was and he said we should not worry about that.  We then thought that maybe he is being escorted by someone or some persons.  We had arranged that we would take him to a pre-arranged spot where he would be arrested.  Stanley then bought two cooldrinks.  He bought three, one for each of us and then we just went around talking and we went down the road and as we approached a certain vehicle, Myeza and others, Mr Myeza and Vusondala ...(intervention)