Yesterday, Tharaka Nithi residents treated to a piece of shocking news after it emerged that a lady had ruthlessly murdered her husband and committed suicide.
According to sources, the lady now identified as Pamela Wanja is reported to have attacked her lover after an altercation killing him instantly.
The body of Moses Kirimi Mati, a Chuka University architect and head of the estates department, was found in a pool of blood in the parking lot of his homestead on Monday morning.
After the horrifying murder, Pamela is said to have jotted down painful suicide note apologizing to her kids for her heinous acts. 
Her body was found dangling at the balcony of their four storey building.
Detectives investigating the case have revealed that a CCTV footage obtained from the residence showed how the lady clobbered her husband to death suicide.
Cops said that they were yet to establish what caused the deadly altercation that led to two painful deaths.
The officer have also urged kenyans to learn how to solve their problems amicably other than engaging in dangerous physical fights that have always ended up in tears
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