- A close relative of Angela Moraa, the Kisii woman who was found dead with her boyfriend Vincent, has denied rumors that she was married in the United States
- The family member explained that Moraa had already divorced the father of her child
- Netizens have been urged to stop spreading false information and respect the grieving families
A close relative of Angela Moraa, a Kisii woman who was recently found dead with her boyfriend, has denied rumors circulating online that she was married in the United States.
Source: Facebook
In a heartfelt plea, Kenyan police officer Sammy Ondimu Ngare asked the public to refrain from spreading unverified news about the couple.
The family of the deceased explains the rumors about Angela Moraa's marriage
Ngare revealed that he received a call from Angela's close relative who explained her marital status.
“He is not married. She only had a child with a man in the United States, but they divorced,” he wrote on Facebook.
He condemned false narratives being spread on social media and stressed the need to respect grieving families.
The officer reiterated that Kenyans should let the police investigate and explain to the public what happened.
“Writing things without truth only increases the pain of both families,” he said.
How the bodies of Angela Moraa, Vincent were discovered
29-year-old Moraa and 28-year-old Vincent were discovered holding hands in their rented house a few days after their deaths.
Vincent's family, worried after several unsuccessful attempts to find him, visited him at work at the Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital.
Vincent's cousin, Evans Nyambunde, narrated the plight of the family when they tried to call him many times, but his phone was switched off.
“When we asked at the hospital, we were informed that he has not reported to work since Wednesday (November 27),” he said.
What did the residents of Nyamataro say about the death of the lovers?
The incident left the residents of Nyamataro in shock, while the local elder Yuvinalis Oyagi expressed his sadness at the tragedy.
He urged community members who are facing life's challenges to seek help instead of taking drastic measures.
Oyagi lamented how frustrating it was for adults to decide to take their own lives due to life's challenges.
He encouraged those struggling to speak up and seek help instead of ending their lives.
Police have launched an investigation to determine the circumstances of the deaths, and whether foul play was involved.
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