Main suspect in Olorato Mongale's murder case was in possession of IDs, cellphones
Police killed him during a shootout on Friday morning at an apartment where he was allegedly hiding in Amanzimtoti.
The South African Police Service National Crime Intelligence Unit has found and seized the wanted VW polo that was allegedly used in the murder of 30-year-old Olorato Mongale. Picture: SAPS/Supplied
JOHANNESBURG - EWN has learnt that the main suspect in Olorato Mongale’s murder case was in possession of identity documents (IDs) and numerous cellphones.
Police killed him during a shootout on Friday morning at an apartment where he was allegedly hiding in Amanzimtoti.
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A vehicle he used in the crime in Johannesburg was found with blood stains at a panel beating workshop in Durban this week.
Mongale’s body was discovered in Lombardy West on Sunday after she had gone on a date the previous day with a man who picked her up from her home in Athol.
The main suspect in the case was found in KwaZulu-Natal with 28 cellphones and a safe at the time he was killed by police.
EWN understands that within the safe, there were numerous IDs, including those of women.
Investigators are probing to determine whether the IDs can be deemed as trophies of some of his victims.
The suspect's parents were taken in for questioning after it emerged that his mother allegedly helped her son evade arrest.
