Caption: Olorato Moroe (30) was last seen on Sunday 25 May when she was picked up by a white vehicle at her apartment in Sandton PHOTO:FACEBOOK

Staff Reporter

Messages of support pour in for the family of missing Olorato Mongale whose dead body was found on Monday morning after she was reported missing on Sunday 25 May.

Olorato is the daughter of prominent Bloemfontein based business woman Keabetswe Mongale.

Her lifeless body was found in Lombardy West,  Johannesburg after being dumped by a white Volkswagen Polo vehicle.

According to the family spokesperson Criselda Kananda, Mongale went missing on Sunday at 15:00 and a missing persons case was opened at the Bramley police station.

Mongales body was discovered after the Lombardy West community group alerted members that a white Polo had come and dumped a dead body.

Police were called and it was confirmed that there was a shallowly beaten dead body of a young lady. The community members of Lomardy say it is not the first time a dead body has been dumped near their houses.

“It is with deep sorrow and heavy hearts that we confirm the passing of Olorato. Her body has been found and positively identified.

“We are devastated by this tragic loss and ask that you continue to keep our family and loved ones on your thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time.

“Our family requests prayers as we take time to grieve, process, and begin to heal from this heartbreaking news. Details regarding Olorato’s burial will be shared in due course, said Kananda.

Some of the messages of condolences  that have been shared on social media:

Lebona Moleli said: “My dear Popsicles. I am so sad and sorry about this devastating news. I was hoping Olo would come back alive. I cannot imagine what you and the family are going through at this moment. May the almighty give you strength during this difficult time. I never thought I would say MHSRIP referring to Olo. May she find peace in her eternal rest.💔💔💔”

Itumeleng Robert Modibedi said: “My heartfelt condolences to you and the entire family hle, Ausi Popi, Askies haholo, and we shall indeed keep you guys in our prayers and ask God to give you strength to face this difficult time, Askies haholol.”

Hadio Motloung said “Was praying for a happy ending, our hearts' desire but 💔😭😭😭Phephi hle nnake, words fail me💔💔💔💔

Ruwana Swarts: “My heartfelt condolences sis Pops, I have no words to comfort you either than a prayer for you and your family’s strength. May God give you strength🙏🙏”

The police are appealing to the community to report to their nearest police station if they have seen the incident occur.

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