Sad News as another varsity student found dead at her boyfriends house in Nakuru after having been reported to be missing for three days. However the police are on the hunt for a man after his girlfriend 19 years old university student was found dead at his house.
According to the reliable source, the director of criminal investigations have revealed that the lifeless body of Phyllis Jepleting, a Maths/Biology first year student at Karatina university was found inside Ezra Kipkemoi's house at Naka Estate in Nakuru county on January 1.
However she becomes the second varsity student to be found dead in her boyfriend's house after another student, Victoria Muthoni was found dead in her boyfriend's house in Kahawa Wendani, Kiambu county. At the same time it is believed that Ezra is Ms Jepleting boyfriend, she went missing just before Christmas.
Adding to that Nakuru county DCI boss Anthony Sunguti said that the body was discovered after neighbors noticed foul smell coming from Kipkemoi's house. "It smelt like something rotten was inside the locked house. The man who lives there was not around,” said a neighbour.
The neighbors then called the police who broke the door with the help of welders and neighbours and found Ms Jepleting’s lifeless body lying face down on the bed.“The body had blood oozing from the mouth, nose and ears. We are pursuing the suspect to aid us in the investigations,” Mr Sunguti told the Nation.
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