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Police seek assistance identifying body found in Joza

Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerNovember 18, 2021Updated:November 18, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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By STAFF REPORTER

Police are seeking the public’s assistance to identify the body of a man found in an open field almost two weeks ago in Joza.

On Thursday, 4 November 2021, at about 4.40 pm, a ranger alerted the police after seeing an unknown older man lying in an open field near the crossing in Joza.

At the scene, police found an elderly man who had no visible injuries, who later died while waiting for an ambulance to arrive.

The deceased man was wearing a pair of black jeans, a blue overall top, a powder blue jersey, a red shirt and a pair of black shoes.

Preliminary investigations were done to trace his family, with no success.

Anyone missing a family member is urged to come forward and try to assist police in identifying the body or contact the police detectives in Joza on 082 411 0832 or 082 416 8279.

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