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three times so he went to the door of his but, which he opened. When

he opened the door, he heard the sound of a radio from deceased's hut

sharply increasing in volume to such a degree that "I could not hear

myself speak". He took no action and returned to bed.

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upon his return home at about 10.30 p.m. that night

on finding his sister, had not prepared his evening meal as usual and

on noticing her apparent absence went to some neighbours to look for

her and, also phoned to her place of work. After that he returned to

his hut where, he saw the convict sitting talking with a neighbour,

who left a little later.

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suspected something was wrong and eventually discovered

his sister (the deceased) was tied underneath the bottom of the

bunk on which he and the convict apparently slept together. He

immediately ran out of the hut and called out for a neighbour

Having done this he returned inside the hut and looked at

his sister again to see if she was dead. He asked the convict why

he had tied up his sister. Without answering the convict got up

from the bed went to a clothes rack and, from behind it, took out an

axe and attacked

which

striking him twice, as a result of

sustained minor injuries. A struggle occurred

during the course of which they moved to the door of the hut.

went out pursued by the convict who was prevented from

carrying out a further attack on

by a neighbour.

The convict ran away.

Following this

returned to

the hut with the neighbour

Upon a close examination

of the underneath portion of the lower bunk the deceased was seen

to be tied hand and foot; She was gagged with a piece of cloth which

covered her head.

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