DR MAGWAZA
19A/12 superior of my husband and another Mr Mbambo.  They told me that my husband was no more.  He was shot at Lamontville at about half past seven in the morning.  I then left and asked them what should I do.  They said I must wait for them.  I waited for them.  On the following day I found out that the police at Umlazi had arrested people whom they believed had shot - had killed my husband.  These police from Durban Station arrived.  These were the SAP.  They let these people go.  They said no, these were not the people who had killed my husband, so they let them go.  Because I was still mourning I didn't see the SAP people.  After about three weeks I went to Durban Station.  I was going to find out about what happened with my husband's case.  I found the investigator Goba and also Gasa.  Gasa said to me what made these people to be allowed to go free was not the people to be killed.  They said it's because they didn't want the pursue the case.  That's why they let those people go.  I was satisfied with that explanation to me.  They said they were still looking for the killers.  One husband had died.  That person they had gone to fetch who was working with him was changed from the police.  When my husband died he'd already been changed.  He'd been taken to Nongoma, but they didn't tell me that this person he'd fetched had gone, but on the day of the funeral he'd already left - he'd already been put at Mpungamhlophe.  I didn't know what was the reason for them to do this.  Why did they change him immediately and what was the reason for him not even to go to the funeral, because my husband was fetching him.  After that they didn't arrest anybody.  That was the end of the case.