Her name is [NAVN A]. Her mother was an Anmetjere woman and her father was an irish man. As she got older they moved into town, into the Bungalow, which is now called the telegraph station.
There were nuns, they were after her all the time. Her mother would take her into the hills and hide her there. So they did that a few times. One day they caught them. Marita was only around six years old when she was taken from her mother.
They took them to Altunga Mission on the west town, Alice Spings. They stayed there for a while. Her sisters were there too.
One day the nuns got them, they told them to have a shower and they gave us some nice clothes to wear. They told them that they were going shopping, but they took them to the Bungalow again. They were there for about a week and her mother was there too. A truck arrived a few days later and eight white kids were taken. Maritas sister stayed behind.
They travelled up to Tennant Creek. They stayed there and then they moved on to Darwin. They were so frightened to see so much water because it was the first time they saw the ocean. They was not used to so much water because they were dessert people.
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