- Controversial CCTV footage has revealed the final moments of 20-year-old KMTC student Sheila Chebet before her tragic death, raising more questions than answers
- The photos show Sheila with her boyfriend, Vincent Bett, who is now the main suspect in the investigation of the murder
- CCTV shows that Sheila was initially heading towards town, but Bett signaled her to take a different route, unaware that she was being led into danger.
Controversial CCTV footage has shown how the girl KMTCSheila Chebet, was directed to the location where her body would later be found.
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20-year-old Sheila was found murdered a few days ago, with her boyfriend, Vincent Bett, being the main suspect in the murder.
Information shared by Inooro TV shows that the young woman met the main suspect in a bar before going to Bett’s friend’s house on March 28, 2026.
CCTV shows Sheila’s last moments
CCTV from the night of the incident shows Bett and Sheila leaving the house at 1:52pm (7:52pm), with the man seen leading the girl towards the path leading to the area where her body was found.
Sheila was already heading towards town when Bett motioned for her to take a shortcut, unaware of the danger ahead.
Bett’s friend said he was later called and told that they had been attacked, but no further details were given.
“He called me and said they had been attacked, then he hung up. I called him again and he didn’t answer, so I sent him a message asking where he is and where the girl is. He told me that he left the girl with the people who attacked them, and that he had her phone,” said Edwin, Bett’s friend.
He reported the attack the next morning at two (8am), just two hours before Sheila’s body was found.
According to the police, the investigation is ongoing with Vincent Bett being the main suspect, as he was with the deceased in his last hours.
The 20-year-old girl was a first-year student at KMTC Karatina, Nyeri County.
Kenyans mourn Sheila Chebet
Many Kenyans have come out on social media to mourn the death of Sheila Chebet, especially due to the increase in cases of murder of women.
Here are some comments:
Maut Thomas said: “Let’s teach our boys that it’s okay to go on with life if they’ve been rejected for anything.”
David Ngoro said: “Sometimes knowing how to control anger is a very important thing in this world. It will save you from many problems.”
Elvis Motari said: “If only these students knew and understood the level their parents go through to make sure they stay in school, they would focus on their studies and stop drinking… It’s okay to have a romantic relationship, but alcohol reduces the ability to make the right decisions.”
A Nakuru family mourns a woman who was killed by her lover
In other news, one family of Nakuru also mourns the death of their daughter who was allegedly killed by her boyfriend.
His body was found in a very bad condition, which shocked the family, with some parts of the body allegedly missing.
Her sister told how the deceased was in a violent relationship with her boyfriend, who is also suspected of being her killer.
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