- A post-mortem examination revealed the exact cause of death of 21-year-old Thika Technical Training Institute student Elizabeth Ngina
- Ngina was found dead inside her boyfriend’s bedsitter in Kiang’ombe Estate, with her body discovered in a chilling condition
- Her boyfriend, Dennis Mwangi, was arrested to assist police with ongoing investigations into the case
A post-mortem examination has revealed the cause of death of 21-year-old Elizabeth Ngina.
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Ngina was found dead inside her boyfriend’s bedsitter in Kiang’ombe Estate, Thika, in Kiambu County, leaving her family devastated.
Her brutal killing shocked many, especially due to the condition in which her body was found. She had sustained multiple stab wounds, and some body parts were reportedly missing.
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Following her death, an autopsy report revealed that she died from excessive bleeding.
The fatal injuries resulted from the multiple stab wounds she sustained, while the missing body parts are yet to be recovered.
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As investigations into her murder continue, Ngina’s boyfriend, Dennis Mwangi, was arrested to assist with the probe.
The young man told police officers that he had been away from his house and returned to find the door locked. After searching for the spare key, he opened the door and allegedly found Ngina’s body hidden under the bed.
Speaking at Thika Police Station, where they had gone to follow up on the case, Ngina’s family pleaded with those responsible to return her missing body parts.
They described her as a bubbly and kind-hearted young woman who never had problems with those around her.
“What happened is beyond human comprehension. How can someone be so brutal to a fellow human being? She was almost done with school, and we were looking forward to what the future had in store for her,” said a relative.
Her parents identified the body and could barely speak as they were captured on video, distraught and in tears, struggling to come to terms with the loss of their firstborn child.
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“She was always smiling, very friendly, and considered me her sister. She spoke to everyone in class and never had conflicts with anyone, not even the lecturers,” said Ngina’s friend.
Netizens mourn Elizabeth Ngina
Cecelia Mwangangi:
“I wonder what kind of world we are living in. My God, where did mercy go? Imagine holding a knife and stabbing someone 37 times while hearing them cry out in pain. Even a small cut hurts so much. My condolences to the family. I pray justice prevails. May the blood of that young lady haunt those responsible until they come forward. God is not like man.”
Linet Lin:
“To the person who did this to our child, may God see you. You will never find peace for the rest of your life. Do not think that because you are hiding, you have won. Blood is thicker than water, and it will follow you wherever you go. Rest in peace, our child.”
Brian Simiyu:
“It hurt me, and it still hurts me deeply. May her spirit haunt those who did this to her for the rest of their lives.”
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