The couple, whose bodies were discovered on November 27 in an apartment in Kisii Town, had been missing for days before their tragic end came to light.
The chilling details surrounding their demise have raised serious concerns about safety and the effectiveness of local law enforcement.
Angela Moraa, a 28-year-old who had moved to the United States after securing a green card in 2015, was back in Kenya when the incident occurred.
Her boyfriend, Vincent Bosire, a medical doctor, was found dead alongside her in a rented apartment in Nyamataro, Kisii Town.
The two were reportedly discovered with their hands intertwined, a poignant image that has haunted many.
According to the family’s account of the autopsy report, Angela suffered a brutal death.
She died from blunt force trauma after enduring severe physical abuse.
Her body bore evidence of extreme violence, with a crushed skull and bruises from head to knees.
Blood found in her brain further pointed to the intensity of the injuries she sustained.
Before Angela’s disappearance, her family had expressed concern about her safety.
They claimed she was being trailed by a suspected hitman, which they reported to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Keroka.
Despite filing an official report, little action was taken to address the threat.
Tragically, their worst fears were realized when Angela’s body was found, days after she had vanished.
At the crime scene, detectives recovered both used and unused syringes, though their significance remains unclear.
These findings have deepened the mystery, leaving investigators with more questions than answers.
The pain of Angela and Vincent’s untimely deaths reverberated across their communities.
Their separate funerals were filled with sorrow, as loved ones struggled to come to terms with the loss.
Angela was laid to rest at Moitunya Primary School, while Vincent was buried in his home village of Kenyerere.
The distance between their burial sites mirrored the emotional and physical distance that now separates their grieving families.
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