Lecturer Arrested Over Son’s Decomposing Body Discovered Inside Her House

Posted by: lukwago J in News April 30, 2021

A female lecturer at the University of Nairobi has been apprehended over a decomposing dead body of her 13-year-old son discovered inside her house in South B Estate, Nairobi.

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According to reports from media, police officers discovered the body of a young boy folded in a blanket like material.

Nairobi City police boss, Mr Ndolo Philip noted that police officers found the dead body of the young boy in the sitting room on Wednesday evening at about 6:00 pm.

The lecturer was also available at that moment. We have launched investigations into the incident,’ Mr Ndolo said.

One month back, locals reported another murder case in the same area of South B. This happened after an unknown person murdered a former treasury worker and her daughter inside their house.

Eyewitnesses said the 73-year-old woman identified as Mwai Judith and her 47-year-old daughter identified as Mwai Catherine, were dropped off by a Toyota Land Cruiser at their home in the evening hours before they discovered their dead bodies the following day.

A couple of days after the incident, an unknown suspect made a surprise phone call to the police station. She was claiming to have murdered both the elderly woman and her daughter.

In a similar story earlier published by NEWSLEXPOINT.com, a 23-year-old man identified as Mwaluma Salim from Voi Taita-Taveta County in Southern Kenya was arrested on Tuesday afternoon for allegedly biting his 4 months old baby boy’s genitals.

Police apprehended Mwaluma after his wife Martin Agatha alerted the police.

Police arrested the suspect and charged him with biting his baby boy’s penis, rib and right leg. The condition which led him to commit such a heinous act remains unclear.

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