Special Report Transcript Episode 71, Section 3, Time 15:34

Maybe these interpretations give an indication of what might happen in two of the difficult amnesty applications the Committee must still decide on: the killers of Chris Hani and the killers of Amy Biehl. Janusz Walus is the man who killed Chris Hani; he acted on instruction of Conservative Party MP, Clive Derby-Lewis. Both are in prison and want amnesty. Derby-Lewis however will have to prove that he was acting on behalf of his political party and not off his own bat. Is it possible that Walus might get amnesty but Derby-Lewis not? Another question is whether the racial motive for the killing of Amy Biehl by PAC youths may now be accepted as a political motive by the Amnesty Committee? It will be fascinating to see how the Amnesty Committee handles cases like these in the time to come.

Notes: Max du Preez

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