How a social media post lured twins into alleged human trafficking syndicate in Johannesburg <\/p>\n
Naledi Shange | 2017-06-13 08:44:03.0 <\/p>\n
File photo. Image by: Gallo Images\/iStockphoto <\/p>\n
The 19-year-old told police that he and his sister saw an advert on social media in February calling on people with good mathematics skills to apply for a medical school in Johannesburg said Brigadier Leonard Hlathi. <\/p>\n
After a few contacts with the school owner an offer was made to arrange bus tickets for both of them from Kroonstad to Johannesburg as they could not afford to pay for themselves said Hlathi. <\/p>\n
The man pretended to be a good Samaritan as he even deposited some money for food along the way. <\/p>\n
The two travelled to Johannesburg where they were picked up at Park Station in a black BMW X6 and taken to a home. <\/p>\n
[At the house] they found other girls and boys [around] 24 in total said Hlathi. <\/p>\n
They were suddenly injected with an unknown chemical raped and assaulted he added. <\/p>\n
The 19-year-old man woke up in a Bushbuckridge hospital in Mpumalanga on Monday. <\/p>\n
He reportedly told police that they were removed from the house on June 7. <\/p>\n
He cannot recall what happened from there. <\/p>\n
Police said the man had been found dumped next to a road in Bushbuckridge. <\/p>\n
When contacted their aunt reported that she received a call from the twin sister [on Monday] telling her that she is on a flight to Lagos Nigeria Hlathi added. <\/p>\n
The Hawks have been roped into the police investigation which includes a case of kidnapping rape and common assault. <\/p>\n
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More: How a social media post lured twins into alleged human trafficking syndicate in Johannesburg Naledi Shange | 2017-06-13 08:44:03.0 File photo. Image by: Gallo Images\/iStockphoto The 19-year-old told police that he and his sister saw an advert on social media in February calling on people with good mathematics skills to apply for a medical school in Johannesburg said Brigadier Leonard Hlathi. After a few contacts with the school owner an offer was made to arrange bus tickets for both of them from Kroonstad to Johannesburg as they could not afford to pay for themselves said Hlathi. Continue reading
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