• An elder of a neighbouring Church, Christian Life Camps Bay, wrote to me that I had made a false statement to the police, in that meeting, concerning his minister (see the e-mail above right -- you may click on it to enlarge). One can be criminally charged for this -- which means me. But I had not made such a statement, or ever mentioned his minister to the police. I asked my attorney to get the elder on the line, and his minister, to arrange a meeting -- but tell them that this was without prejudice. Which is, we would hold nothing against them. The attempt foundered.
• At about the same time, without my knowing it, one of the two police officers, too, wrote that I had made a statement to the police, in that same meeting, concerning Christian Life Camps Bay's attorney, accusing him of a crime. This claim turned up in Sea Point docket CAS 206/02/15, as Affidavit A.7. But there was no such crime, and I had not made such a statement. How could I now escape two accusations, by two people, indicating that I had made two false statements to the police in that same meeting in the board room?
POSTSCRIPT: It was not reflected in this post: I had a long and warm association with this Church -- my father was a minister of this Church -- and this incident, among others, was sadly ruinous to decades-long relations.
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