Treat these as possible serial murders until proven otherwise: forensic psychologist on Ekurhuleni women’s deaths
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The deaths of women whose bodies have been discovered in Ekurhuleni should be treated as a possible serial-murder investigation until evidence proves otherwise, according to investigative forensic psychologist Prof Gerard Labuschagne.
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The deaths of women whose bodies have been discovered in Ekurhuleni should be treated as a possible serial-murder investigation until evidence proves otherwise, according to investigative forensic psychologist Prof Gerard Labuschagne.
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