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... Mkosana and Van der Bank, he was able to overhear the latter telling the former that he should tell him when this particular group of marchers pass a certain tree. This Mkosana did when the group came too close. Then he heard Mkosana giving them an order to shoot. This was an unqualified ...

MR MSIZI: It was going to pass on our side, not in front of us.

MR LAX: Well an ambush is not to arrest people, an ambush is to kill people? You set up and you lie and wait and you open fire when they pass you? Isn't that an ambush?

"I opened the door with my security pass and a slender youngish man came forward. He introduced himself as Henri and gave the surname. Who was this person whom I had never seen until that moment? Who did not know me, who had no anger towards me, whom I did not hate, for whom I was just a figure? ...

MR MALENDI: It was a place where Mr Derby-Lewis could also pass messages on to you to receive clandestine weapons on his behalf?

MR PYPER: It’s not that I didn’t trust the Judge but a Judge has his work to do and I knew that the Judge would pass the death sentence. I didn’t have any doubt regarding that.

CHAIRPERSON: But why could you not have stopped it and said "Listen I am the Commissioner, it will not pass me because I do not agree with the incident"?

MR RICHARD: I gave you the opportunity to answer the proposition and I pass to the next sentence.

... it goes back, he will follow - it will be followed up by the instruction if there was an instruction. There will be a way, not by planning or passport to infiltrate the country but the commander that rule that commander like in the case of Tapin, Maseko will send a message, not through the ...

There is just one other aspect Mr Chairman, and that is that if it comes to pass one day, that Gen Coetzee is charged in a criminal court, it may be held against him if no effort at all was made to cross-examine a witness and to place his position on record.

CHAIRPERSON: If you cannot remember, say yes, if you do, tell us so that we can pass on.

MR HATTINGH: Did all of you pass through the border?

Mr Mralasi, and Mr Makulani you have an incredible history and I think it would be a shame if you were to pass on without that history being recorded for the children in Victoria West. Have you thought about tape recording the information so that it is kept as part of the museum and left for the ...