YACOOB J may be able to go to work if that became necessary, to go to a nightclub. There he spent about two hours drinking beer and watching people dance. [158] Ms F had gone to the same club to play pool and dance. She said that a difference she had with a friend resulted in her being upset, going outside, and wanting to go home. As it happened, a young man she knew was one of the two people who had been with Mr van Wyk at the nightclub. Mr van Wyk and his two friends were at or in the car when Ms F got there. She was ultimately offered a lift home. [159] Mr van Wyk took each of his male friends home and then asked Ms F, who had been seated on the back seat of the car, to sit in front. Ms F obliged. Mr van Wyk then drove to a dark area in a direction away from her home. Mr van Wyk brought the car to a stop at a dark spot. Ms F became sufficiently uncomfortable and suspicious to open the car door, jump out and hide in the dark. Shortly afterwards, Ms F returned to the roadside to ―hike‖ home. [160] The car driven by Mr van Wyk returned and Ms F‘s evidence of her encounter with him at this stage is interesting: ―Then he (Mr van Wyk) made as if he didn‘t know me, then he asked me what I was doing there. Then I said to him he knows what I am doing there, what is he trying to 65