Protestors holding placards greet the judicial panel investigating the shootings at Lonmin's platinum mine in Marikana on Monday. Photo: AP
Protestors holding placards greet the judicial panel investigating the shootings at Lonmin's platinum mine in Marikana on Monday. Photo: AP
A large crowd follows retired judge Ian Farlam and his team as they inspected the area where the bodies of mine workers were found after the shootings. Photo: AP
A large crowd follows retired judge Ian Farlam and his team as they inspected the area where the bodies of mine workers were found after the shootings. Photo: AP
Retired judge Ian Farlam, centre, is assisted as he inspects the area where the bodies of mine workers were found. Photo: AP
Retired judge Ian Farlam, centre, is assisted as he inspects the area where the bodies of mine workers were found. Photo: AP
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South Africa mine shooting investigation begins

Associated Press in Marikana

Updated: 11:48am, 2 Oct, 2012

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Protestors holding placards greet the judicial panel investigating the shootings at Lonmin's platinum mine in Marikana on Monday. Photo: AP
Protestors holding placards greet the judicial panel investigating the shootings at Lonmin's platinum mine in Marikana on Monday. Photo: AP
A large crowd follows retired judge Ian Farlam and his team as they inspected the area where the bodies of mine workers were found after the shootings. Photo: AP
A large crowd follows retired judge Ian Farlam and his team as they inspected the area where the bodies of mine workers were found after the shootings. Photo: AP
Retired judge Ian Farlam, centre, is assisted as he inspects the area where the bodies of mine workers were found. Photo: AP
Retired judge Ian Farlam, centre, is assisted as he inspects the area where the bodies of mine workers were found. Photo: AP
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