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Man Found Carrying Wife’s Body Parts in a Bag

A 29-year-old male suspect has been arrested by police after he was found carrying a bag containing human body parts on his back. 

The suspect identified as John Kiama Wambua was searched by police officers in Huruma, Nairobi County, on Tuesday, January 21. 

During a search, the suspect confessed that the body parts belonged to his 19-year-old wife, Joy Fridah Munani, who was confirmed dead.

Further, the man led the officers back to his house where more dismembered parts were recovered below a bed.

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“Police in Huruma, Nairobi Area on 21/01/2025 at about 0500hrs while on patrol within Kelly Towers Area arrested a male adult suspect carrying a bag on his back.

“Upon conducting search, found a bag stashed with body parts of a human being,” a statement from the police read in part.

In addition to the dismembered body parts, police also discovered a blood-stained kitchen knife and female clothing, believed to be linked to the murder at the scene.


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Other items discovered at the house of the man

“Also recovered from the crime scene were a blood-stained kitchen knife and female clothes suspected to have been the weapon of murder and clothes for the deceased respectively. The floor of the house was stained with blood,” added the police statement.

The body parts have been moved to the City Mortuary awaiting postmortem analysis.

The motive for the murder is still under investigation, and the suspect remains in police custody pending arraignment before court, under CR 126/12/2025, with DCI Starehe handling the investigation.

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Inspector General of police Douglas Kanja speaking during the opening ceremony of UN police commanders course at IPSTC Karen on January 13, 2025. PHOTO/NPS. Police
Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja speaking during the opening ceremony of the UN police commanders course at IPSTC Karen on January 13, 2025. PHOTO/NPS.

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Joy Kwama

Mercy Joy Kwama is a News Reporter at The Kenya Times who is dedicated to the art of storytelling and truth-telling and changing narratives. She has covered diverse topics including politics, social justice, environmental issues, climate change, and entertainment. Mercy is particularly driven to amplify the voices of African communities and challenge the prevailing status quo. She is a graduate of Riara University with a degree in Communications and Multimedia Journalism and is well-equipped to navigate the complex landscape of news reporting. In her spare time, Mercy likes to pick up new skills including crocheting, gardening, dance, reading, and music. She can be reached at joy.kwama@thekenyatimes.com

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