- Edwin Kiplimo Samoei appeared last time on Tuesday, May 27, in the evening near the Testimony School in Eldoret
- News of his disappearance was circulated on social networks as friends and family began to search for him
- After nine days of searching, his corpse was found near Simat, thrown along the Sosiani River
Eldoret – The body of Edwin Kiplimo Samoei, who was reportedly disappeared several days ago, was found near Simat, thrown along the Sosiani river in a vague condition.
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Kiplimo, a resident of Kapsumbeiywet Farm in Soy, was last seen on Tuesday evening, May 27, 2025, at 8.30 pm near Testimony School in Eldoret.
Kalenjins Online It reported that he was wearing a red hat, white T-shirt, and beige pants on the day of his disappearance.
Family members had launched a strict search for the 29 -year -old, after failing to return home that evening.
His disappearance raised concerns in the community, with his pictures being circulated on social networks to monitor his whereabouts.
Sadly, hope was interrupted earlier today when the locals discovered his dead body near Simat.
The security authority arrived at the scene and surrounded the area as the investigation was underway.
The deceased’s body has been taken to the mortuary for examination.
Police want anyone with information about the final stages of the night of his disappearance.
The incident raises concerns about the cases of lost people in the country, many of whom are found killed.
Residents and Kenyans generally want better security measures and immediate response from authorities in such cases.
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In the city Nakurua case involving Hannah Wangare’s disappearance and found killed took a new stream after her husband was involved.
Wangare, a waiter of M-money In Nakuru, he disappeared as he headed to the bank to put 250,000 KShs of his employer.
After being searched for several days, his corpse was found to be thrown into a swamp, while investigators accused her husband, Zachariah Wambugu Wanjohi, for the murder.
An officer investigating the case told the court that a sign from her husband’s phone number was discovered where the last sign of the deceased’s phone was.
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