Mother beats her 27-year-old drunk son to death
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Police launch manhunt for mother who beat 27-year-old son to death in Murang'a Country
Police launch manhunt for mother who beat 27-year-old son to death in Murang’a Country.
Detectives in Gichagi II village in Ithanga Kakuzi, Murang’a County, are pursuing a 53-year-old woman who, in a fit of rage, reportedly beat her son to death following an altercation between the pair on the night of October 21, 2023.
According to reports, the suspect committed the crime the night her son Naftaly Mumo came home intoxicated.
Witnesses said that the mom, who was reportedly drunk as well, started fighting with her son over construction blocks that they both claimed.
The altercation quickly turned violent, with the suspect reportedly using a blunt object to repeatedly ‘knock some sense into her son.’
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The son was reportedly unable to move from the scene of the incident where neighbours found him unconscious the next morning.
He was quickly rushed to Ngeleya Health Centre for treatment before being transferred to Murang’a Level V Hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.
According to a postmortem conducted on the deceased, the son passed away due to internal bleeding resulting from blunt force trauma to the head, chest, and back.
The deceased also had a fractured leg.
Confirming the incident, Ithanga Kakuzi Sub County Poliss boss Patrick Nyaanga, noted that officers are still persuing the mother of the deceased who went missing since the incident.
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