A 76-year-old man in Kenya reportedly died after having a good time with a woman in a local guesthouse.
Authorities in Nakuru county have started investigation to unravel the circumstances surrounding the death of the retired teacher.
Background
The 76-year-old old man had booked a room at a Salama boarding and lodging on the night of Wednesday, January 5, and later joined by a twilight girl about half an hour later, according to a local media report in Kenya.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) officers who combed the crime scene on Thursday morning, were informed the man had apparently taken several rounds of local booze.
A cleaner who was going about her duties discovered the man’s lifeless body on noticing that his door was not locked as would be the case.
“She immediately alerted the manager Bernard Kiarie, who informed our detectives based in Molo, about the discovery,” the detectives said.
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Another man dies in Miathathia’s guest house
Quest Times also gathered a man had died mysteriously in a similar circumstance on Tuesday, January 4.
A lifeless body of 26-year-old Clinton Wanakacha was found sprawled on the bed in room six of Miathathia’s guest house.
The guest house’s employee told the detectives that the deceased had booked into the room the previous night at around 8pm (local time).
He was accompanied by a yet to be identified woman, TUKO reports.
After combing through the room for clues that would help in identifying the suspect behind the murder, the sleuths discovered two used condoms.
Wanakacha’s body was moved to the City Mortuary as investigations into the murder continues.
Owing to an increase of similar cases across the country some of which go unreported, the DCI advised owners of entertainment joints and guesthouses to record details of all their guests.
“DCI is advising lodge owners to record the details of every person who accesses their facilities, as indicated in their national identification documents,” the police urged.
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