Special Report Transcript Episode 76, Section 2, Time 30:25

In the manse in December 1988 there were various people given refuge. Correct? // That is correct. // They included Katiza Cebekhulu, Stompie Seipei, Pelo Mekgwe, Thabiso Mono and Kenny Kgase. // That is correct. // Did you ever rape any of those people? // No. // Did you ever sexually molest any of those people? // No. // Did you ever engage in any sexual activity with those people? // No. // Did you ever make sexual advances to them? // No. // In the second half of 1988 there was an incident when certain people in the manse accused Stompie of being an informer. Do you remember that? // I do remember that. // Could you tell us about the incident? // I returned home one evening and there was a gathering in the kitchen and Stompie was being interrogated. That’s the way I interpreted what was going on. He was sitting with his head in his hands and he was crying and I actually didn’t take any time with that. I immediately intervened and called Mrs. Falati out and said that under no circumstances did I want my mission house to become what was happening in every police station.

Notes: Wim Trengove (Lawyer for Paul Verryn); Paul Verryn