This comes after Mans’ body was found approximately two weeks ago in the yard of her and her boyfriend’s Groenvlei home in Bloemfontein. 

Bloemfontein’s best-known cell phone investigator, Leon Rossouw, told OFM News that he was hired a week ago to do an investigation. 

Rossouw says Mans was last seen in public on May 31st, buying data at a fuel station in Langenhovenpark. He confirms that she was still wearing the same clothes when her body was found. He said he is currently busy building a timeline of events, from the day she was reported missing until present. Rossouw suspects she was kept in a cooler instead of a freezer, as he explains it would have been difficult to carry the body if it was frozen solid.

Meanwhile, police are telling OFM News that there are no suspects identified in the Natasha Mans case yet. This after various other media reports claim that an underage girl is the main suspect in the murder. Meanwhile, reports also claim that a cell phone has been confiscated from the girl for further investigations. According to police spokesperson, Chaka Marope, the autopsy results can take up to a month.

Her body was still fresh when authorities found her, and police suspect that her body was kept cold for the two weeks that she was missing. What was initially thought to be a suicide, turned out to be a murder as she was shot in the chest. The firearm that was found next to her was a different firearm than what was used in the murder. Mans’ funeral was held last Saturday.

Meanwhile, the police handed over the case to a new investigative officer who, according to Marope, has the expertise to deal with such cases.

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