“I know that many people have been arrested but we need the real perpetrators. The evidence that has been collected by the police – biological evidence…will have to help us to link the real perpetrators.”
JOHANNESBURG - Police Minister Bheki Cele said forensic services have started the process of analysing the DNA of more than 80 suspects who were arrested in connection with the rape and robbery of eight women in Krugersdorp.
The women aged between 19 and 35 were attacked by the gang of illegal miners during the filming of a music video in West Village.
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