Today, we have woken up to yet another sad news and the matter is being handled appropriately by police officers. As reported by Star media, young children were heading to a river in Njoro Nakuru county so that they could fetch water.
They were shocked to find a suspicious sack that had a foul smell and so they reported to their villagers who came immediately. On arrival, they opened the bag only to find a dead body of a woman whose age ranged between 35-40. According to report of how they found her, she was tied both legs and hands. The assailants also tied her mouth with a towel probably to prevent her from screaming.
She had bruises all over the body and it seems like the killers were trying to badly mutilate the body. Residents never recognized the lady and it seems like she was killed elsewhere before her body got dumped at the river in Njoro. The body has been taken by police officers as investigations begin immediately to find out where the lady might have been living before her last moments on earth. Source, Star.
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