Lesego More (19) was reported missing by his mother, Maggie Moshoeshoe, at the Germiston Police Station, on October 1.<\/p>\n
Moshoeshoe told the police her son was last seen by a friend, in Katlehong, on September 28.<\/p>
The young man, who lives in Pharo Park, in the Germiston CBD, had gone to visit his friend on the afternoon of September 28, in Nhlapo Section, Katlehong.<\/p>\n
He had apparently stayed there for the night and left at about 6am the following morning, to travel to Soweto by train.<\/p>
His grandmother, whom he frequently visited, there said he did not arrive on the day.<\/p>\n
Since then his cellphone has been switched off and there is no trace of him.<\/p>\n
Moshoeshoe, assisted by friends and family, has gone to hospitals and mortuaries, and distributed posters, but no new information has been forthcoming.<\/p>\n
More attended Isipho Sethu Special School, in Marimba Gardens, Vosloorus.<\/p>\n
He and a friend had also been selling goods, for the past two months, in the vicinity of Mochachos, in Nhlapo Section, and at a nearby tavern.<\/p>\n
He is described as slender and about 1.9m tall.<\/p>\n
He has contact lenses and likes to wear sunglasses.<\/p>\n
He has a tattoo written in Chinese on his left arm.<\/p>\n
When he went missing, More was wearing brown jeans and a red jacket.<\/p>\n
He also always carried a bag with the word “scorpion” written on it.<\/p>\n
Anyone with information can contact Moshoeshoe on 083 346 1158, or Lieut-Col Andy Pieke, from the Germiston SAPS, on 011 871-5037.<\/p>\n
The National Missing Persons Bureau can also be contacted on 08600 10111.<\/p>\n