2012-03-26 16:24 <\/p>\n
Johannesburg - A DNA test has confirmed that the human remains discovered at a house in Temba, outside Pretoria, are those of slain police Constable Francis Rasuge, Gauteng police said on Monday. <\/p>\n
Lieutenant Colonel Katlego Mogale said the DNA was analysed by a forensic science laboratory. <\/p>\n
Construction workers came across the bones while laying a foundation at the house of her murderer William Nkuna on March 20. <\/p>\n
The police's K9 Unit and the forensic laboratory later uncovered several bones including a skull. <\/p>\n
Rasuge went missing on August 27 2004. She was last seen alive with Nkuna outside a hairdressing salon in Temba. <\/p>\n
During an interview with Radio 702 at the time, Nkuna claimed that he missed Rasuge and that he was not be sure whether she was alive. <\/p>\n
Speculation on remains of Rasuge <\/p>\n
Judge Ronald Hendricks sentenced Nkuna, in the Mmabatho Circuit Court sitting in Ga-Rankuwa, to life imprisonment in November 2005 even though her body had not been found. <\/p>\n
At the time of Nkuna's trial, widespread appeals were made for him to reveal the whereabouts of Rasuge's remains. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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