24hrs After Her Disappearance Her R11,000 Smartwatch Was Sold For R900 & Later Resold For R4000

A shocking development has emerged in the investigation into the murder of runner Elizabeth Tsontso Moselakgomo after her smartwatch reportedly retailing for up to R11,000 was allegedly bought for just R900 before being resold and advertised on Facebook Marketplace for R4,000.

The alleged transaction reportedly occurred within 24 hours of Moselakgomo’s disappearance, raising troubling questions about how quickly the valuable device allegedly changed hands after the runner vanished.

The stark difference between the watch’s reported retail value and the alleged purchase price has drawn attention to the movement of property believed to have belonged to the slain athlete.

According to information emerging in connection with the case the smartwatch was allegedly acquired for R900 before being resold and listed online for R4,000. The figures suggest that the device was initially sold for a fraction of its reported retail price before being offered to prospective buyers at a substantially higher amount.

The development has added another disturbing dimension to a case that has gripped the public and prompted renewed calls for justice for Moselakgomo.

Her death sparked widespread concern, while investigators have continued working to establish the circumstances surrounding her disappearance and killing. The recovery and tracing of property linked to the case could prove important in reconstructing events and determining who may have handled the items after she disappeared.

The alleged smartwatch transaction has also highlighted concerns about the resale of potentially stolen goods through online platforms, where valuable items can be advertised to a wide audience.

However, the allegations must be considered within the ongoing legal process, and any suspect’s involvement must be established through evidence presented in court.

As proceedings continue, investigators will be expected to examine the circumstances surrounding the watch’s alleged sale and resale, including the identities of those involved and whether they knew its origins.

For Moselakgomo’s loved ones, the case remains a painful pursuit of answers, with every new detail potentially bringing investigators closer to establishing what happened to the runner.

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