Man hacks wife and her lover to death after catching the pants down in his house
Police arrest a man after killing his wife and lover whom he found cheating in his house in Trans Nzoia
Police arrest a man after killing his wife and lover whom he found cheating in his house in Trans Nzoia.
According to reports, the 37-year-old man committed the gruesome act on Thursday, March 7, upon discovering his wife and her lover engaged in intimate activities inside his rented apartment.
The man is said to have returned from a burial ceremony only to find the wife cheating with another partner.
The tragic incident, which happened in the early hours of the morning, left residents of Soweto in shock.
The man confessed his actions to his sister, who promptly alerted authorities at the Kimilili police station.
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According to a neighbour, the cries of the wife went unanswered, as it had become customary for the couple to engage in frequent disputes.
“They fight so much with the wife. I thought he was beating his wife as usual, I’m shocked to find out he murdered her,” a neighbour stated.
A friend of the deceased noted that the two parted ways on Wednesday evening after the lady got groceries at the market and headed home to cook for her husband.
“I’m in shock, we woke up to this devastating news and I’m still processing it,” the sister stated.
The suspect is in police custody as police launch investigations into the incident.
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