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Lt-Col Sobola did not know that Sephungu's statement was attached in his docket and it was brought to him by Colonel Steyn.
“I was not even part of the one of Sephungu. I did not know that such statement is attached in my docket...It came with Colonel Steyn”
Lt-Col Sobola did not interrogate the statement implicating Khan actively in the incident and only saw the statement after it was brought to him.
“I did not interrogate the statement of him placing. I have just seen the statement and yes, he was on the scene”
Lt-Col Sobola became aware that Khan placed himself actively on the scene but did not challenge this as Khan was placing General Kadwa to be managing the scene.
“yes, he was on the scene. He admitted that he was on the scene, but I did not pick up that thing because if he was placing General Kadwa to be managing the scene”
Lt-Col Sobola became aware of Khan's statement through his docket but chose not to include Khan's presence in his own written and oral testimony despite many statements placing Khan at the scene.
“from your own docket, you would have known that they say Khan was there...you do not mention Khan being there...your silence about him suggests you made the deliberate decision to keep him out of your story”
Lt-Col Sobola did not deliberately keep Khan's name out of his testimony and says it cannot be deliberate that Khan's presence was omitted.
“It cannot be deliberate”
Lt-Col Sobola does not dispute Khan's presence at the scene but did not see him personally.
“I did not see him...I cannot dispute it”