Police question four for Joslin Smith disappearance
Western Cape detectives say they are questioning four people in connection with the disappearance of little Joslin Smith.
"The four persons being interviewed by the team of investigators are two men and two women aged between 26 and 34," said provincial police spokesperson Novela Potelwa on Wednesday morning.
Teams of detectives, community members and other volunteers have been scouring several places within the West Coast town as the search for the Grade 1 pupil continues.
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Six-year-old Joslin hasn't been seen since she was left the care of her mother's boyfriend more than two weeks ago.
Potelwa believes a breakthrough in the case is imminent.
"The investigation saw the team of detectives visiting several places within the West Coast town and interviewing several other persons.
"The search for Joslin brought individuals, NGOs, community activists, police officials, neighbourhood watches and representatives from different spheres of government together in the quest to find the missing girl. For days they searched identified vast areas in Saldanha Bay.
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"It is envisaged that as the investigation unfolds, light will be shed as to her whereabouts or what happened to her. With the investigation gaining momentum, arrests are on the cards."
