South Africa’s mystery after police officers found the death

South Africa police are looking for answers after the bodies of three police officers – who were missing for six days – were found in the river.

The last time was seen last time Boeplo Sinog, 20 -year -old, and Chipbaku Linda, 24, and the 30 -year -old Cimogevsu, bought 30 -year -old, leaving a gasoline station near Johannesburg last Wednesday.

Their bodies were discovered by divers about 70 km (43 miles) in the Hinops River, along with the remains of two other people whose name was not revealed.

The police initially said that they were investigating “possible kidnapping and kidnapping”, but on Tuesday they said they could not predict whether the deaths were accidental or not.

A police statement said that the three police officers – all of whom were policemen – were traveling in VW White Polo when they disappeared.

The car tracking device has been turned off since then.

National Police Commissioner Vanie Maseola said that the research team then “spent a sleepless nights of combing the length and breadth of” Gotting’s provinces, Fry State and Limpopo, eventually, you find parts of the vehicle “it is” Polo Volkswagen “.

Then the Renault Kangu car was found close on the banks of the Hinops River, in the Sentorion region.

The three officers were traveling from Fry State to Limpopo, when they lost.

The divers searched this part of the river and regained five bodies between the two and the Tuesday.

Along with the three Constables, divers found the remains of the police officer, who was unnamed. General Masimula said the writer was driving the Renault van.

He added that the fifth body has been analyzed and its identity has not yet been determined.

The police are still looking for Polo Volkswagen, the officers were traveling in.

The search for missing police officers was closely followed by the public in South Africa, and the prayers for the three officers were revolving on social media.

After the bodies were found, the destroyed loved ones gathered the banks of the Hinop River, carrying candles.

In a speech on Tuesday, General Musimula said: “We do not want to speculate at this stage, which led to the discovery of these bodies in this river, whether it is an accident or not, our investigation will reveal these aspects as soon as we find its car.”

This represents a major change in Sunday’s tone, when the Commissioner said: “We cannot undermine the criminals of the state by kidnapping three police officers. This is just a strict warning for those who are behind this accident, either to surrender yourselves, or we will bring you ourselves.”