Crime
Man Sneaks Into House Of Ex-Wife, Stabs Her 17 Times
- Gathoni said she enquired what had happened, and the girl revealed that her father had allegedly stabbed their mother.
A 37-year-old man, Evans Kamau, has been apprehended for allegedly stabbing his ex-wife to death in Kenya.
The suspect allegedly stabbed Esther Njigi Nyaga 17 times at her home in Everest Estate, Juja, Kiambu County.She died while being rushed to Thika Level 5 hospital.
Owing to domestic violence, the couple separated in 2019 after nine years of marriage. Since then, Esther, who worked as a nurse at Muruka Dispensary in Kandara, Murang’a County, had been living as a single mother raising their three kids.
Reports indicate that the suspect entered Esther’s house from the back entrance on Sunday night and disconnected power from the main switch.
Evans then locked Esther in her bedroom where he allegedly executed the dreadful act before he ran from the crime scene.
The deceased eldest child, a girl aged 11 sought help from the neighbour who helped in taking Esther to the hospital but she died due to her injuries.
The neighbour, Purity Gathoni, said that the child knocked on their gate and requested if she could help take her mother to hospital.
Gathoni said she enquired what had happened, and the girl revealed that her father had allegedly stabbed their mother.
“We found her in her bedroom lying in a pool of blood. While being taken to hospital, Esther said that her estranged spouse, Evans Kamau, had stabbed her multiple times.” Gathoni said.
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According to Juja Directorate of Criminal Investigations Officer (DCIO) Richard Mwaura, the court allowed police to hold the suspect as investigations continues.
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