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Special Report Transcript Episode 3, Section 2, Time 07:40At the end of the day whether we don’t know why he was killed in detention or whether he actually took his own life; I think for myself the difference is not particularly substantial. What we do know is that if he hadn’t been detained he wouldn’t have died. Notes: TRC testimony: Liz Lloyd (partner) References select each tab to search for references Hearing Transcripts TRC Final Report TRC VictimsKnowledge or condonation of torture 214 The SAP and the former government have conceded that torture occurred, but have claimed that it represented the actions of a few renegade policemen. Thus, for example, in his submission to the Commission, the former leader of the National Party (NP) and ... Deaths of detainees held in terms of security legislation 166 The Commission was told of a number of cases where the victim died while detained under security legislation. ‘Suicides’ 167 In the following cases the police said the death was the result of suicide: a Mr Looksmart Ngudle ... 185 At the inquest on the death of Mr Bonaventure Malaza, state pathologist Professor Taljaard gave evidence that the post mortem results were consistent with hanging by a belt. The lawyer for the Malaza family, Mr Cullabine, questioned the state pathologist about other injuries not directly ... |
