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Woman found dead at Allen Street petrol station, do you know her?

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The body of a young woman was found at a local petrol station in Allen Street on 18 December 2021. Now over a month later, the woman’s body is still in the Newcastle Mortuary.

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Therefore, Newcastle Police Detectives are now appealing to the public for assistance in identifying the woman.

Warrant Officer V Pawunkumar says, “The woman was found deceased at a petrol station in Allen Street. She was found at 1 am in front of an ATM and the cause of death was an infection in her lungs.”

The woman is thought to be in her late twenties and has a musical note tattoo on her left arm.

The Newcastle SAPS has provided a photograph of the deceased woman. If anyone knows who she is, please call the investigating officer, Warrant Officer V Pawnkumar, on 084 444 2231.

Do you know who she is? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.

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Nduduzo Sibisi says:

3 years ago

I know this Girl I used to go to school with this Girl

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Nduduzo Sibisi says:

3 years ago

I know her …her name is Sinethemba …she used to go to Lincoln heights school …I used to go to school with her in primary and high school

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