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Barend appeared on the square and began firing at any Black person within his line of sight, he reported that, "I shot one in the stomach, he was eating a hamburger, he just looked at me and laughed, so I shot him again". Strydom shot a municipal street sweeper in the torso, killing him.

Barend appeared on the square and began firing at any Black person within his line of sight, he reported that, "I shot one in the stomach, he was eating a hamburger, he just looked at me and laughed, so I shot him again". Strydom shot a municipal street sweeper in the torso, killing him.

He walked across the square and exitted at the northern side of the square, which were facing a row of Indian-owned shops, here Strydom shot an Indian shopkeeper who can come outside to investigate the gunshots.

He walked across the square and exited at the northern side of the square, which were facing a row of Indian-owned shops, here Strydom shot an Indian shopkeeper who can come outside to investigate the gunshots.

From here Strydom turned down Struben Street and walked in SATO Engineering, where he began to reload his pistol, at this point a 32 year old Black man named Simon Munkondeleli approached Strydom from behind and tapped on his shoulder. Munkondeleli said, "Excuse me baas (Baas is Afrikaans for boss and was how Blacks were expected to address Whites under Apartheid) but that baas is calling you". When Strydom turned around Munkondeleli snatched the pistol from him and turned it on him.

From here Strydom turned down Struben Street and walked in SATO Engineering, where he began to reload his pistol, at this point a 32 year old Black man named Simon Munkondeleli approached Strydom from behind and tapped on his shoulder. Munkondeleli said, "Excuse me baas (Baas is Afrikaans for boss and was how Blacks were expected to address Whites under Apartheid) but that baas is calling you". When Strydom turned around Munkondeleli snatched the pistol from him and turned it on him.