Timothy van Asche’s body has been found in the Hennops River after days of searching.
The body of missing 36-year-old Timothy van Asche from Gauteng was found in the Hennops River at around 10:30.
Kormorant reports he was last seen on CCTV cameras leaving his home in Glenferness, Midrand, shortly before 04:00 on Monday. Rekord adds his last contact was at 21:10 on Sunday night. Anyone with information that may assist in the case is urged to contact the Atteridgeville Police Station at 012 385 1101.
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