POLICE in Mpumalanga have launched an investigation after two naked bodies were discovered at a sewer plant on Wednesday, 30 November.
The gruesome discovery was made by security guards working at the plantation in Tonga.
According to police spokesman Brigadier Selvy Mohlala, the guards alerted the cops about the bodies.
He said that the bodies were found with visible injuries dumped in the grass behind the low wall.
"According to the guards, their attention was drawn after noticing a leg of one of the victims on the wall. On closer inspection, they discovered the two victims with injuries and they were motionless. Emergency services were immediately notified by the guards," he said.
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He added that two murder cases have been opened.
"An investigation is underway. However, it is suspected that the victims could have been assaulted somewhere else then dumped at the scene. Police also discovered some blood stains on the path leading to where the victims were found. The motive behind the senseless murders is still unknown at this stage and police are doing their best to establish circumstances surrounding the victims' deaths," Mohlala said.
He urged anyone with information that may assist in the investigation to call the police.
