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He got arrested for the aggravated torture of his wife, Nakazi Gertrude, a 25-year-old resident of Kikwayi village.
The police spokesperson, Fred Enanga, said the husband had suspicions of his wife having an extramarital affair. This apparently happened after the wife spent an entire night outside their marital home.
“When she returned the following day at around 9 pm. The suspect developed an intention of inflicting serious injuries on his wife, as a form of punishment,” said Enanga.
Apparently, the husband waited for when his wife had fallen into a deep slumber and he boiled water. He then poured it into the genitals of his wife, leaving her severely injured with lacerations on her private parts and body surroundings.
“The victim screamed for help due to the much pain and agony she was going through. She was rushed to Kawolo Hospital for treatment,” he said.
Police arrested the husband and he is in detention, pending investigations.
Married man kills side chick
In other story earlier reported by NEWSLEXPOINT.com, detectives in Kenya arrested a 38-year-old married man over the brutal murder of his girlfriend.
Authorities accused the suspect, Evans Karani of murdering 25-year-old Catherine Nyokabi in Witeithie area, Juja in Kiambu County. Juja Sub-County Directorate of Criminal Investigations Officer (DCIO), Richard Mwaura confirmed the incident on Friday, April 16, 2021. He said the suspect attempted to discard Nyokabi’s body on Wednesday but since the road was muddy, he didn’t succeed.
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