Missing Kempton Park jogger Elizabeth Moselakgomo positively identified as more bodies are found

The missing Kempton Park jogger, Elizabeth Tsontso Moselakgomo, 38, has been positively identified following the discovery of her body, as police continue investigating the deaths of several women in the area.

Moselakgomo was reported missing after she went jogging in Kempton Park. Her family and community had been searching for her, with concerns growing after she failed to return home.

Her positive identification has brought some answers to her family, but has also raised further questions as investigators probe the discovery of other bodies in and around Kempton Park.

The bodies of four women have reportedly been found in the area over the past two months, with the latest discovery adding to concerns about a possible connection between the cases.

Police have not confirmed that the deaths are linked or that a serial killer is responsible.

A multidisciplinary task team has been established to investigate the circumstances surrounding the deaths and determine whether there are similarities between the cases.

The investigation will focus on identifying the victims, establishing their causes of death and reconstructing the circumstances leading to their deaths.

Police are also expected to establish whether any of the victims knew each other or whether they may have been targeted by the same person or group.

The positive identification of Moselakgomo is expected to assist detectives in their investigation into her disappearance and death.

Members of the public with information that could assist investigators have been urged to contact the police.

The investigation remains ongoing.