South African police on December 17, uncovered a human skull and bones
buried in a shallow grave in the backyard of a house in Phiri, Soweto
where a missing University of Johannesburg student Palesa Madiba was
last seen alive. A police officer at the Moroka police station said he
received a call in the early hours of that day about a buried body in
the house. There, they found a grave in the house and bricks that was
laid on top of the body.
Yesterday, December 30, the police confirmed that the
skeletal remains found in the grave were indeed Madiba's. Brigadier
Mashadi Selepe said they could not divulge more information to the media
until their investigation had been completed.
22-year-old Madiba disappeared in August 2013. She had spent the weekend
at a friend's house and was expected back home in Diepkloof but didn't
return. The family searched high and low but every tip on her
whereabouts had turned out to be false.
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