- 72 -year -old Bikzee, Anjeline Kanyi, was found killed in her house in Gatanga, Murang’a County
- The killer is believed to hide in his house before attacking him at night
- Kanyi suffered a knife -stuck injury in the neck, right -handed and confirmed dead after being rushed to hospital
- Kenyans have appeared on social networks to mourn the old woman, with many claiming to be strengthened by the elderly
A family in Gatanga, Murang’a County, mourns the death of their 72 -year -old relative, an unidentified attacker allegedly killed.
Source: UGC
The midfielder, identified by the name of Anjeline Kanyi suffered a knife -stroke injury, a right hand in the morning on Thursday morning, June 12.
Information circulated by Kameme TV said that an unknown person is believed to have entered his house and hid before bed.
The victim was rushed to Kirwara Level Four Hospital but was confirmed that he died when he arrived.
Police have begun a search to find the suspect as an investigation into the incident is underway.
Kenyans mourn the Murang’a woman
Dickson Ndirangu said: “That’s why I look down on my bed before bed. Let him rest in peace.”
Elizah Moses wrote: “My sister’s mother -in -law. Go well to Susying. It’s like a dream. She was a dear mother.”
Alice Eve “Oh my! God protect our mothers,” Christine Wambui “you can run, but you can’t hide. God is looking.
Irene Wega Macharia “At one point I found a man rolling in my bed at five o’clock at night. It is scary.”
The remains of the human body are found at home in Murang’a
In another case, Murang’a villagers were left in surprise and fear after the human skull was found in the pasta.
The pastor was awake early and was working on construction with a few other men who had a sink
As they looked around, they were shocked after discovering the skull they suspected had been sent to the fort by the lost dog.
“The assistant chief quickly arrived with other neighbors, began the investigation, and we want to know what happened, when we heard human remains found in this pastor’s bucket and we ran here to see what had happened, we came here and found it was a head cut,” said one neighbor.
Murang’a’s woman saves her husband from an attempt to kidnap
Elsewhere, Murang’a’s urgent action saved her husband from the invaders who invaded their house and made themselves government officials who wanted to take her.
The Murang’a businessman, Nduati Macharia, said the men raided his house pretending to be Kenyan tax authorities who accused him of avoiding paying taxes and trying to take him.
“When they invaded the house they found my wife, my son and my employee and asked for me, and then I saw one beating my son, I couldn’t bear it and I went to look at who he was,” he relates.
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