Mystery as Thika college student is found dead in her rented room, body parts missing

• Elizabeth Ngina Mulwa, a 21-year-old student in Thika, was found dead in her rented room in Kiang’ombe
• The circumstances surrounding her death remain unclear, with reports indicating that some of her body parts were missing
• NGBREAKINGNEWS spoke to a staff member at Thika Technical Training Institute, who said the institution was working to establish more details about Ngina and the circumstances surrounding her death

Residents of the Kiang’ombe area in Thika, Kiambu County, are reeling from shock and heartbreak following the brutal murder of a 21-year-old student.

Elizabeth Ngina Mulwa, who is said to have been a student at Thika Technical Training Institute, was reportedly found dead in her rented room in Kiang’ombe.

The circumstances surrounding her death had not been established by the time of publication, with many residents raising questions about the brutal manner in which she lost her life.

What happened to Elizabeth Ngina Mulwa

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In a horrifying twist, some of her body parts, including her head and fingers, were reportedly missing when her body was discovered.

Additionally, Ngina is said to have sustained multiple stab wounds to her back.

Police have reportedly arrested a suspect in connection with the student’s death and are continuing with investigations.

NGBREAKINGNEWS spoke to a staff member at Thika Technical Training Institute, who said the institution was working to establish whether Ngina was a current student or an alumna.

“We also came across the news on social media and are trying to establish whether she was still a student here or an alumna, and to get to the root of what happened. It is a very unfortunate and heartbreaking incident, but we shall respond once we have all the information,” said the school administrator.

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The tragic death sparked outrage and grief among Kenyans, with many calling for justice and expressing concern over rising cases of violence against women.

Sophy Shiks Kinyanjui:

“Just the other day, Kanini was found with only a torso. God, have mercy.”

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Bonie Njiru:

“What is happening to our young women? Not in marriages, not on campus — where are they safe?”

Paul Mulupi:

“Why kill someone? Imagine it was your sister or daughter. Would you do the same? Everyone has a right to live, regardless of their mistakes.”

Miriam Mumbi:

“The country is under the influence of witches and night runners. Where are they taking these heads? This is very sad. Cases of femicide are on the rise in Kenya. My condolences to the family.”

Vet AK Kandia:

“These are dark times, and they may become even darker. Criminals seem to be winning because the government is not paying enough attention to this matter.”

Source: NGBREAKINGNEWS