A military man is at the center of murder allegations as the family of one girl seeks justice for the mysterious death of their kin weeks ago.
The family of Daisy Nyakeru Waweru, a 24 year old woman is yet to come into terms with the death of their daughter even after burial after Daisy is said to have fallen from fourth floor in an apartment in Ngong.
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Reports indicate that Daisy was in the company of four individuals among them a military man based at Lang’ata barracks in Nairobi before her mysterious death two weeks ago.
However, according to the family, they believe that Daisy was murdered by being thrown off the building to her death. They claim the four were arrested but later released under unclear circumstances.
Even though Daisy was laid to rest last week on Friday, emotions still linger as the family are still pushing for justice of their daughter. Daisy’s mother, Susan Njeri Mungai has pleaded for justice from the government.
The family documents that Daisy’s tragic death occurred on the night of July 31st when she fell from E Wings Apartments in Ngong when she was in the company of two men and two women including the army officer.
According to the mother, Daisy left home that fateful day to attend an interview in Karen and never showed any signs of distress or bad spirits, only to be called later that she has tragically passed away.
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The family is now raising serious concerns about the investigation, questioning how the four suspects were released so quickly. They also claim that their statements were not taken by the authorities, instead being told to focus on burial preparations and record their statements later.
Autopsy report indicates that Daisy died from multiple injuries to the head, chest, and abdomen, consistent with blunt force trauma from a fall. Specimens, including urine samples, vaginal swabs, and blood, were collected for further analysis, but the findings are yet to be communicated to the family.