Olorato Mongale, 30, made sure to follow all the precautions required for a safe first date in Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa.
She had committed to meeting ‘John’ during the day. After leaving her residence, she texted her pals “on the road” at 2:47 p.m. and provided them her phone number.
They said “enjoy!” in the hopes that she would fall in love.
Their acquaintance had stopped talking an hour later, and her phone location was displaying in hazardous parts of the city.
Seven pals formed a search party to follow Olorato’s online activities.
Her eyes were black-blue from the forceful hit, and her face was swollen. Her breasts were seen when her top was torn apart. Her post-mortem revealed evidence of blunt force injuries, police reported Sky News. She was probably killed by beatings.
Olorato was probably beaten to death because her body was left outside this gate.
According to Keabetswe Poppy Mongale, Olorato’s mother, “It was like I was dreaming, seeing her body like that with those bruises and blood everywhere,” when she had to identify her only child at the morgue.
“I don’t think what I saw will ever go away,” she continues.
“It hurt so much. My lovely little baby looked different because someone decided to do that to her, and I don’t want that on any parent.”
According to Olorato’s mother, the picture of her daughter at the mortuary will always be there.
CCTV footage taken from Olorato’s building’s driveway reveals that she left her house to meet “John” the last time she was saw alive.
She approaches a white Volkswagen Polo in the video, but she pauses when she gets to the left rear door. John had a pal with him.
Police discovered Olorato’s blood splashed over the back seat of the automobile in another region four days after she was slain.
