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Revealed: Link between slain Nyamira couple, dead USIU don and missing mistress
The murder of a Kenyan man and his wife this week in Nyamira County has reignited the unsolved death of Prof. Zachary Mosoti, 59, a university dean, who was discovered dead inside a rented bedsitter in 2021 after settling there with a mistress he intended to wed as his third wife.
This week, after being brutally murdered by unidentified assailants, Edward Morema Nyagechi, 62, and Mong’ina Morema, 60, were found dead at their home on Tuesday morning.
First off, Mr. Morema was Prof. Mosoti’s uncle. He taught management and human resource development at USIU and was discovered dead in a bedsitter in Kamulu in December 2021 while still partially clothed.
Nathan Oburu, an advocate, shows where Prof Mosoti’s body was found in a bedsitter in Kipawa area, Kamulu.
His mistress, Naomy Morang’a, who shared a home with the professor before he passed away, vanished following the tragedy, and she has yet to be located.
In an exclusive interview with the Nation.Africa a year ago, her relatives, who are living in Igare, Bobasi Sub-County in Kisii County, admitted that they had given up on attempting to find her.
Notably, Ms. Morang’a vanished along with her friends who spoke to Nation and some secrets.
At that time, the investigations bureau for Africa claimed that the don had told her that his second wife was abusing him.
Also, Ms. Morang’a had informed her friends that she had no plans to return to Saudi Arabia because the don had pledged to construct a house for her in Ruai and to transport her there.to college.
A postmortem conducted at the Kenyatta University Teaching and Referral Hospital (KUTRH) revealed that the professor was strangled to death contrary to a police report filed at Kamulu Police Station which indicated his cause of death as natural.
“As a result of my examination, I formed the opinion that the cause of death was asphyxia due to neck compression,” the post-mortem findings recorded by Dr Dorothy Njeru read
A house in Acacia area, Ruai, that belonged to Prof Zachary Mumbo Mosoti
The don’s killers had pulled a psychological trick on anyone who might have wanted to look into the matter by leaving him half-naked with five blue pills, an insulin pen, and a carrier bag with a woman’s bra and panties next to him. a false trail.
According to information provided by Nation.Africa, detectives working for the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) who were investigating the case had previously stated that they were concentrating on his marital problems as the key factor that may have contributed to his passing.
The late Prof. Mosoti’s marital problems began in 2017 when he told his first wife Gladys Mosoti that Ms. Peris Ondara would be his second wife.
Gladys, who did not see this as a good omen, left the house when the Professor insisted on moving in with them both in the same compound. Since 1995, they had been married.
Gladys moved out of the way, and Ms. Ondara took over. The Professor’s relationship with his new wife did not go as planned, and he was forced to start looking for another wife.
That is how the don first connected with Ms Morang’a, the mistress he shared a bed with, on Facebook.
Ms. Morang’a and the don began communicating while she was still employed in Saudi Arabia, and on December 3, 2021, the don picked her up at the airport.
Just like the murders of Prof Mosoti who never left a trace giving detectives a hard time unravelling what transpired, police in Masaba North Sub-County in Nyamira County are also saying that those who on Tuesday, March 21, 2023, ended the lives of the couple did not leave a trace.
A close family member who spoke in confidence due to the sensitivity of the matter said that the late Prof Mosoti and Mr Morema had bought some land in Ruai.
“We suspect that it might have been a contributor in what transpired because for a while now it was the topic of discussion amongst close family members,” said the family member.
On the other hand, Nyamira police are now attempting to piece together the final moments of the couple who were killed inside their now-designated crime scene residence.
Two people, a housegirl and a farm worker, have already been interrogated about the savage killing of the couple and have provided police with recorded testimony.
The two claimed in their account to the authorities that a stranger had visited them the night Mr. Morema and Ms. Mong’ina died.
The house girl excused herself and went to sleep, leaving the couple and their visitor in the couple’s company as they ate dinner and talked.
For the farm hand, he said that he rarely enters the house and when he was served supper, he ate, closed the gate and retired to bed after a busy day on the farm.
Masaba North Sub-County Police boss Robert Ndambiri in an earlier interview said that investigations into the matter had started.
According to Mr Ndambiri, the deceased persons seemed to have been hit with a blunt object on their heads.
The bodies also had stab wounds on other parts of the body.
“We are trying to establish how the attackers got into their house because there was no breakage. We have arrested two people as we commence our investigations. They are a housemaid who used to live with the deceased in their single-storey house and a farm hand,” Mr Ndambiri told Nation. Africa on the phone.
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