The mother of 14-year-old Chadlyn Hanslo, who has been missing since 13 February, says detectives are not following up on information she provides.
Anthea Manus, 43, from Samora Machel, last saw her son when he left home more than three months ago.
“Chadlyn said he was going to his aunty, who lives nearby, when I last saw him.
“It was on a Saturday around 10am and I thought he was going to stay over.
“I called her on Sunday and she told me he went home the same night.”
The mother made a case at Samora Machel SAPS and although extensive searches have been done since, she feels they’re not doing enough.
“It’s been three months since my boy disappeared. There have been no developments. They don’t follow up on any information I give them.
“Someone close to me confirmed that a 16-year-old boy, who is friends with Chadlyn, was last seen with him.
“Apparently the boy knows Chadlyn’s whereabouts but is too scared to speak.
“I went with the detectives to the boy’s house and his mother was skelling at us.
“The detective spoke with the boy afterwards but he never came back to me on what was said.”
SAPS’ Noloyiso Rwexana confirms the case is being investigated by the Nyanga Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences unit.
At the time, Chadlyn was wearing a grey tracksuit, red long sleeve top and black Nike sloffies.
Anyone with information can call Sergeant Jack Mkile on 062 342 0799.