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It was really shocking and sad when a man identified as Kimuli Joseph, left earthly life and committed suicide after realizing that his wife stole his money and decided to enjoy it with another man.
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Kimuli Joseph killed himself after finding out his wife is with another man enjoying his sweat.
However, the wife identified as Nassali used this chance to be with another man when Joseph went abroad for hustles and make sure she lives good life, but unfortunately, Nassali decided to chop his money with some unidentified man.
Suddenly, all this took place after Nassali, who he had one child with him packed everything in the house before Joseph came back and ran away leaving the house empty. It is also alleged that Joseph used to send her money to build a house of them both but in real senses, she just used the money for her own benefits.
Shockingly, when Joseph Kimuli had about all this, he lost his minds by writing some hurting statements on a paper implying that;
We are not yet sure if this letter reached the owner but all we know she might not feel good when she gets it.
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