JOHANNESBURG - Deputy National Police Commissioner Tebello Mosikili said the police are treating the case of the five bodies found near Kempton Park as a priority.
They have deployed more officers and resources to the investigation and for the safety of the community in that area.
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Mosikili has promised they expect results in the investigation soon.
Police have also issued a stern warning to the person or people behind the Kempton Park killings.
"Be careful. If you are responsible for taking this woman's life, your freedom is temporary," Mosikili said.
"It is not going to be long before the police will come and pounce on you. You may be hiding this evening, but that hiding is not going to be long."
Mosikili promises that their investigation will soon lead to arrests, and grieving families will get justice for their loved ones.