Hundreds of mourners gathered to celebrate a life well lived by the 23-year-old who was gruesomely murdered.

Friends, family, churches and different organizations joined together to accompany Queen to her last home.

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Different speakers approached the podium sharing stories of how Queen was a good person and left too soon.

In a shocking revelation,  Gabola Church’s head pastor Pope Tsietsi Makete told mourners how he arrived at the scene moments after a passerby discovered Queen;s charred body in an open veld near Wilberforce Community College.

“It’s sad how Queen’s body was dumped near one of our churches. The person who discovered her body then came to my house informed me that he saw a human looking doll with flies all over,” he said.

Makete said when he arrived at the scene, he found the lifeless body of the deceased mother of one.

“I’m still saddened about what had happened. I hope Queen’s killers get what they deserve,” he added.

Makete lashed out at prophets and other speakers who claimed they knew who killed the woman.

“It’s sad hearing people say they know who killed Queen but fail to give the family names in order to get justice,” said Makete.

Queen was laid to rest at De Deur cemetery.