She is complaining about the Deadown Police, Greytown, a three-month-old son has lost her out of the city and one local man.

Mr Anna Victor Shangasa (28), who was known in Man, were said to be lost on April 15 and appeared that he took her, who finally shared her, beating her.

Man's mother, Ms Khukzwe Zonduama namonds Seal, said it was washed into a friend, saying a taxi to go to town, to have fun.

He said a person who had been a local man trip, who was said to have been exposed to Road Accident Fund.

“We hear that they go to Dola Park, and destroy the meat where the complex,” said Zondi.

He said they found that a person was beaten, and his man was shared.

He added that they found that it was deprived of when it was taken to Ori, a boss, and her son had been beaten.

He said different talks arose after his return.

“Some said that he just got away, some said he went in a car for another relative,” said Zondi.

He said when they looked at Ori's camels, he seemed to beat him, and they took him, and he put him in a relative car.

He points out that when we asked the relative, we denied that he was moved to, saying he was walking, which is not from cameres.

“The taxi driver also arrived home after a few days, he spoke to him in our relative, when they continued to ride together,” said Zondi.

He said they were changing the stipulated objects as the driver, did not want to handle the arrival he had recently appeared.

Disclosing that some of the crisis is that there is a blood that had spoiled on the taxi roof, the other in the seat and down.

He also revealed that his son's jacket was found at home three weeks after he had lost.

“When asked why my child's jacket was found in her, she said that you were afraid to bring it,” said Zondi, who said her son, and she was never found.

He complained that their travels, and did know where he died.

“I don't want to say no matter. The officer dragged the matter. All the answers pointed to his traveling companions, but no move we saw police,” said Zondi.

He that he saw the police did it to take involvement would 'stay on the tables' to cook them with questions, and let them release.

He added that even the Appeal of his Son did not do it, as he knew the dogs that we smell with a smell.

“One policeman walked away from a little, that came with a dog, doing the work with dedication.

He said he wished he was found to be found, as he was sleeping and slowly killed.

Police spokesman Brigadier Jay Naicker said Greytown police urged the community to assist with a lost person.

“Mr Nani Victor Shangasa (28), was finally visited on April 15, 2025 when he left with his friends in Greytown. He was wearing a green jacket, a blue jank and white stakes.

He said it was brown in a color, smaller with body and became taller.