🐃Preliminary report shows William Kruger 'could have drowned', and police are not yet investigating murder despite concerns that his body was 'planted in the river'. WilliamKruger TheCitizenNews Catch up on what's happening with the Kruger case here⬇️
Family of Willem Kruger, who went missing and was later found in the Vaal River, hold a memorial service on 29 November 2022. Photo: Facebook
Preliminary reports into the death of Willem Kruger, a 29-year-old farmer from Grobersdal, Limpopo, who disappeared in November 2022, have revealed that he may have drowned. Provincial police spokesperson Brigadier Selvy Mohlala said there is still only an inquest into Kruger’s death and no murder investigation at this stage.Sakkie Lourens from Bosveld Crime Investigations, who was involved in the investigation and tracking during the early stages of Kruger’s disappearance, stood by his initial assessment that there was no foul play.Willem Kruger investigation
The Groblersdal-based farmer went missing on the evening of a friend’s bachelor party, and his body was found in the
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