Warning Issued to Women Amid Serial Killer Fears in South Africa
Summary
Eight women’s bodies were found near an international airport in South Africa, raising fears about a possible serial killer. Police have not confirmed a connection between the deaths but issued warnings for women to be careful and travel in groups while investigations continue.Key Facts
- Eight women’s bodies were discovered near O.R. Tambo International Airport in the Ekurhuleni area.
- Police warned women not to walk or run alone in isolated places and to stay vigilant.
- The women were found half-naked and showed signs of bruising or stab wounds.
- Only two victims, Elizabeth Moselakgomo and Itumeleng Kekana, have been publicly identified.
- Investigators have not confirmed if the deaths are linked or caused by one person but are investigating thoroughly.
- South Africa has high levels of gender-based violence and has declared it a national disaster since 2025.
- President Cyril Ramaphosa ordered police to give highest priority to these cases.
- Police are investigating separate incidents in Kempton Park, Olifantsfontein, and KwaThema.
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