10th Woman Found in Soweto | ‘Wealthy’ Sandton Tenderprenuer Arrested

Elizabeth “Tsontso” Moselakgomo, Santon Sanral Wealthy Man, Ekurhuleni: A tenth woman has been found dead in Gauteng, just as police intensify investigations into the murders of nine women in Ekurhuleni. The latest victim, believed to be in her twenties, was discovered in a dam in Moroka, Soweto, on Sunday evening. According to police, her body had been wrapped in a duvet and dumped in the water. The discovery came only hours after the funeral of Elizabeth “Tsontso” Moselakgomo, one of the women whose death has been linked to the recent series of murders in Ekurhuleni. Police have called on top cops General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi and General Dumisani Khumalo to assist with the investigation. Three people have also reportedly been taken in for questioning, although police have cautioned that the murders have not been linked to one alleged serial killer at this stage. Authorities have also confirmed the arrest of the man captured in a viral video allegedly threatening to kill women at a restaurant in Sandton. But is the latest Soweto discovery connected to the Ekurhuleni murders? At this stage, authorities have not confirmed a connection. In this video, we look at the latest developments in the Ekurhuleni murders investigation and the discovery of the tenth woman in Gauteng. DISCLAIMER: This video discusses an ongoing criminal investigation. Information is based on publicly available news reports and statements attributed to law-enforcement authorities. Allegations are presented as allegations, and individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. What are your thoughts on this case? Let me know in the comments. Please stay safe, and I’ll see you on the next one. #ElizabethTsontsoMoselakgomo #LawrenceMudzinganyama#Sandton #Sanral #truecrimecommunity #SouthAfrica #Ekurhuleni #EkurhuleniMurders #Gauteng #Soweto #CrimeNews #SouthAfricanCrime #WomenKilled #MissingWomen #SerialKiller #CrimeInvestigation #NhlanhlaMkhwanazi #DumisaniKhumalo