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A sixth body of a woman discovered in Springs

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A sixth body of a woman discovered in Springs

A woman’s body has reportedly been discovered in Kwa-Thema, Springs, east of Johannesburg.

The latest discovery brings to six the number of women’s bodies found in the Ekurhuleni municipal area in the last two months.

On Monday, a fifth body of a woman was discovered in Olifantsfontein near Kempton Park.

Meanwhile, police say two of the five women whose bodies were discovered in the Kempton Park area are yet to be identified.

The women were found half-naked, with visible bruises.

One of the deceased has been identified as Elizabeth Moselakgomo , a runner who went missing in the area last week.

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