50-Year-Old Woman Tries to Escape After Her 62-Year-Old Boyfriend Dies in Lojing’i

• An ordinary afternoon turned into a tragic event when a 62-year-old man died in a lodge while having fun with a woman
• Minutes before his death, he reportedly complained about the bad air in the room, raising questions about what really happened.
• The authorities are now working to establish the truth while the 50-year-old woman who was with the deceased is being detained

A 62-year-old man died tragically following what is alleged to be romantic activities in a lodge located in Mpongwe District, Copperbelt Region.

Copperbelt Police Commissioner, Mwala Yuyi, confirmed the incident, identifying the deceased as Shonge Sinalinga.

How did Sinalinga die?

According to the police, Sinalinga entered the guest room on January 24 at around nine in the afternoon with a 50-year-old woman, Pamela Chiwala, who is also from Luanshya.

Yuyi said that the deceased had previously complained about poor air quality in the room, Nkani reported.

Later, the staff of the room tried to investigate the situation and informed the reception officer at the gate, who was later informed that a man had passed out in the room.

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When they got inside, the workers reportedly found Sinalinga lying on his back with no clothes on.

Later she put her clothes back on with the help of the male staff of the unit.

Why is Chiwala being detained?

The Chiwala woman, who was scared, tried to leave before being apprehended by the staff, who later informed the Masaiti Police Station.

Police say that a preliminary examination of the body did not reveal any sign of external injury.

The body has been taken to St Theresa’s Mission Hospital Mortuary, where an autopsy is expected to determine the exact cause of death.

This situation is being monitored while Chiwala is detained at the Masaiti Police Station.

The police have asked the public to avoid unfounded assumptions while the investigation continues to determine the full nature of the incident.

Opinions of people in social networks

Mark Anaba:

“If you reach the age of 40, please check your blood pressure, avoid using stimulants without knowing your BP. Remember that energy decreases as you age.”

Lambart K Munshya:

“If you fail to respect your age and your health, death will remind you. Pleasure has limits. This is an important lesson for everyone.”

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Besa Kaoma:

“A person who reads the life history of the deceased will say what was the cause of death? I am curious to know.”

Susan Zulu:

“Employees should not touch the body until the police have completed the investigation of the scene.”

Kingsley Kunda:

“My brothers, I urge you to start practicing because we often meet death within seconds and come back to life. That is why we cry during action.”

Memoirs of Festus Amimo

Sinalinga’s death brings back memories of the death of Mayienga FM’s former CEO, Festus Amimo.

The radio host was famous with his ability to present information skillfully and his knowledge in the profession, something enabled him to rise in rank within KBC.

However, he died on the night of Saturday, December 6, while he was with a fellow writer in a hotel in Nairobi.

The body of the deceased, who was popular in the media, was initially kept at Nairobi Funeral Home before being transferred to Montezuma Funeral Home.

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