- Nancy Mungai, 32 -year -old Lucy Wamaitha, says her daughter's body will not be viewed during the funeral
- Lucy disappeared on January 16, 2025, after a professional trip with her boss in Embu, and her body was discovered in the river Sagana
- The funeral was delayed in hopes of finding other parts of his body, but the family agreed to continue the funeral
- His family condemned the growing conduct of murder associated with romantic relationships, calling it a matter of sadness and concern
The mother of a 32 -year -old woman, who is allegedly killed after a professional trip and her boss has revealed that there will be no period of body look at her funeral.
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Lucy Wamaitha, who disappeared on January 16, 2025, after a professional trip with her boss in Embu, was later found brutally murdered, with her dead body discovered in the Sagana River.
Speaking to Gikuyu Flavor Media, sad mother Nancy Mungai, said the funeral of her killed daughter was postponed so that other organs of her body would be searched.
“However, no other part has been found, and although it is very painful, I have just agreed to bury his body. So, there will be no body look.
“However, no other part has been found, and although it is very painful, I have just agreed to bury his body. So, there will be no body look.
Nancy said Lucy's remains will be brought to Montezuma Monalisa this week from Embu ahead of the funeral, which is expected to take place on Thursday, April 17.
Additionally, Lucy's mother also sent her suspect's message while giving a statement about the action taken in the murder case.
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His words were quoted by Lucy's cousin, who praised the deceased as a kind man who brought light to his life and the lives of other family members.
“He was obedient and caring and very kind. It is very sad that he was killed,” cousin said.
“It is very worried about being killed just because of love. Love has always existed even for us, but this issue of murder just because of love is getting worse, not so,” he said.
The importance of looking at the body during the funeral
Kenyans were sad to find out that Lucy Wamaitha's family was forced to stop looking at the body, which is often considered essential in helping those left to accept.
Information circulated by NewDayfunerals.com stated that the viewing of the deceased's body is an important part of the mourning process, which helps in confirmation of death and also assist in farewell.
Additionally, with friends and family gathering for this important process, to look at the body's aid in their collective healing as they use that time to comfort each other.
Kenyans send condolences to the Lucy Wamaitha family
At this difficult time, Kenyans sent a message of encouragement to the family left before the funeral.
Here are some comments:
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Roza Mike said: “May God and our Lord comfort the mother … be done.”
Reena Jade said: “Very sad news. Rest in eternal peace.” Geoffrey White “Give Yourself.
Lastking Caleb said: “Where did humanity go? This is a cruelty.” Willi Njau said: “My sincere condolences to his family and friends.”
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