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A family in Nyeri is still in shock after a body of their missing kin was found in a water tank.

The body of the woman identified as Sarah Wairuri aged 47 years was recovered in a 3000-litre water tank at her home.

The woman went missing four days ago in Kiruga village, Nyeri County.

According to reports, the deceased’s daughter informed the family that an unpleasant smell and flies were coming from the tank.

This forced the family to alert the authorities, who, on checking, recovered the body.

The family now wants police to speed up investigations to unravel the mystery surrounding Wairuri’s death.

Recently, there has been an outcry over an increase in the femicide cases across the country.

The most recent cases are the gruesome murders of Rita Waeni, a JKUAT student who was butchered at an Airbnb apartment in Roysambu, and Scarlet Wahu, a socialite who was murdered by John Matara at an apartment in South B.

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A German national was recently found dead after a heated argument with his wife.

According to DCI chief George Kinoti, the 75 year-old Weise Klaus Armin, was involved in a heated argument with his 38-year-old wife Rosemary Wangui before his lifeless body was found hanging from the doorframe of their bedroom.

According to reports, Wangui had gone to see her ailing mother in Othaya on the fateful day.

When she returned later, she found his husband breathing fire, accusing her of infidelity.

To avoid this, she flee from her home after the husband threatened to kill her with a knife. It is then alleged that he locked himself in their bedroom where his lifeless body was later found.

When the police arrived in the couple’s home at Muhasibu Area in Gamerock in Nyeri, they broke into the bedroom and found Armin’s body hanging from a rope.

“A team of homicide experts from DCI headquarters with a back up teak from Crime Research and intelligence bureau as well as crime scene detectives analyzed the scene forensically, took statements from various sources and are awaiting for the deceased’s kin to arrive from Germany for a post mortem,” said Kinoti.

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Police in Nyeri are investigating an incident where five family members burnt to death after their house caught fire in Gaikuyu village, Mathira East.

The fire reportedly broke out at 2am killing a man, his wife, their two sons and a female relative who had visited them for Christmas.

Mathira East DCC Patrick Meso confirmed the incident, saying that police have launched investigations into the matter to ascertain the cause of the fire.

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A 28-year-old pregnant woman will spend 30 years in jail for killing her drunk husband following an altercation.

Nyeri High Court Judge Abigael Mshila on Thursday handed the sentence to Emily Mukiri after she pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of manslaughter.

The offence was reduced from murder after plea bargaining with the prosecution.

She admitted killing her 34-year-old husband, Francis Mwiti Mukio, on the night of August 16 and 17, 2018 at their home in Muthinga shopping centre in Tetu, Nyeri County.

Mukiri stabbed the man in the abdomen and in the face with a knife following a domestic quarrel.

Mr Mukio arrived home drunk at around 1am, sparking a violent confrontation with his wife.

Mukiri picked a kitchen knife and stabbed her husband, who was a miraa trader, multiple times in the abdomen and the face.

She later left him in the house bleeding and went to the shopping centre.

Hours later, Mr Mukio received a phone call from a police officer attached to Muthinga Police Station informing him that his wife had been arrested for disorderly conduct and that he should bail her out.

It was at that point that the man informed the police that he had been assaulted by his wife at their home.

He succumbed to the stab injuries at the Nyeri County Referral Hospital.

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