BY Obakeng Maje

The shocking news that sent shivers and brought South Africa to a standstill, re-live it memories last week when the unsuspecting construction workers found bones buried in the shallow grave at William Nkuna’s house in Tembisa.

The workers were digging a hole for house renovations at the house when they found the gruesome events. they immediately called the police and the house at the centre stage was previously owned by constable’s former lover, William Nkuna who was jailed for a life time imprisonment.

SAPS Spokesperson lieutenant Katlego Mogale confirmed the news and said the case will now be closed.”We can confirm that the bones were found at the house of Wiliam Nkuna belongs to the slain constable Rasuge after a forensic inveastigations. Now the case will be closed unless the are new finding” she said

Now the family are arranging for the burial of their daughter. Constable Rasuge disappeared more than eight years ago after be seen in a company of her former lover,William Nkuna. 

BY Obakeng Maje

The shocking news that sent shivers and brought South Africa to a standstill, re-live it memories last week when the unsuspecting construction workers found bones buried in the shallow grave at William Nkuna’s house in Tembisa.

The workers were digging a hole for house renovations at the house when they found the gruesome events. they immediately called the police and the house at the centre stage was previously owned by constable’s former lover, William Nkuna who was jailed for a life time imprisonment.

SAPS Spokesperson lieutenant Katlego Mogale confirmed the news and said the case will now be closed.”We can confirm that the bones were found at the house of Wiliam Nkuna belongs to the slain constable Rasuge after a forensic inveastigations. Now the case will be closed unless the are new finding” she said

Now the family are arranging for the burial of their daughter. Constable Rasuge disappeared more than eight years ago after be seen in a company of her former lover,William Nkuna.