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Police probe discovery of body believed to be kidnapped businessman Roger Brijlal
September 25, 2025
|Cape Times
A BODY suspected to be that of the kidnapped businessman, Roger Brijlal, who was taken near his Milnerton home earlier this month, was found this week.
According to police spokesperson Wesley Twigg, the remains were found on September 16 but were later traced to the mortuary in Salt River. He further stated the body had not yet been identified.
“Provincial Organised Crime Investigation, Multi-Disciplinary Anti-Kidnapping Task Team detectives are investigating a kidnapping case, registered at Milnerton SAPS on September 9, 2025, involving a 59-year-old male. On Tuesday, detectives traced the body of an as-yet-unidentified man to the Salt River mortuary.
“At this stage, it is too early to release further details, as a formal identification is still pending. The deceased was found in Philippi East on September 16, 2025.
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