Special Report Transcript Episode 26, Section 4, Time 22:50

De Kock’s sentence of 212 years plus two life sentences seemed to satisfy the people who thronged to the Pretoria Supreme Court for the case. The earliest he can start thinking of seeing the streets of Pretoria again is after 18 years when he could ask for special parole on account of his age of 65. // The sentence was quite good, he deserves it. We are satisfied and we are happy about it. The court has done its job. Justice has been served. // It’s not a good sentence. You see in fact there’s no sentence that suits him, whether he’s dead or alive or whatever. The only thing is that they will never bring those people back. // I think this is a start my friend of justice in our country.

Notes: Media outside court awaiting De Kock; public opinion; De Kock leaves court

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