- Angela Moraa and Vincent Bosire were admitted in different villages after their bodies were found with hands in a house in Kisii, raising questions about their deaths
- Angela's illness revealed signs of severe abuse, including a fractured skull and internal bleeding, shocking her family and loved ones
- Vincent, a dedicated doctor, was childhood friends with Angela, and their bond turned into love, making their loss even worse.
- As the investigation continues, both families have asked for privacy, seeking the truth behind the mysterious deaths of Angela and Vincent
NYMRA – In a final heart attack, Angela Moraa and Vincent Bosire, whose lifeless bodies were found holding hands in Kisii's house, were laid to rest in different villages.
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Tears flowed freely as loved ones in deep mourning questioned the tragic circumstances surrounding their passing.
On Friday, December 13, mourners gathered at Moitunya Primary School to say goodbye to Angela, who was living in America after getting a green card in 2015.
Angela had dreams of improving her family's financial situation, but her life was cut short at the young age of 28.
Family and friends remembered her as a woman full of potential and ambition, who had left Kenya to seek better opportunities abroad.
Her family, still in shock, revealed disturbing details on the autopsy report, which indicated that Angela was tortured before her death.
“Angela's illness is that she was beaten. When we did the post-mortem, she was beaten, she was injured. Even the skull was broken and blood had filled the brain from the knees up,” said Edward Penicilin, family spokesman.
What is the secret behind the deaths of Angela and Vincent?
When Angela's body was laid to rest in Moitunya, a few kilometers away in Kekerere village, mourners gathered to honor Vincent Bosire.
The 29-year-old doctor, who worked at the Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital, was remembered as humble, respectful, and dedicated.
Family members, including his elder brother Fr Thomas Nyambunde, spoke of their close relationship, and Fr. Thomas describing Vincent as “a saint.”
Fr Thomas revealed that Vincent and Angela had been childhood friends since 2013 when they were in the fourth form, and their friendship had blossomed into love throughout the years.
However, the family remained silent on the cause of Angela's death, refusing to speculate on the circumstances.
As the Kisii police investigation remains ongoing, both families are left to grapple with the loss of two young lives.
Despite the tragic and shocking circumstances, both families have asked the public to respect their grief as they await the truth behind Angela and Vincent's deaths.
The mysterious deaths of Vincent Bosire and Angela Moraa
As previously reported, Evans Nyambunde, Vincent's cousin, told Tuko.co.ke that the family became worried after several unsuccessful attempts to reach him by phone.
They were forced to inquire about Vincent's whereabouts at work, where they were told he was last seen on Wednesday, November 27.
The couple's bodies were taken to the KTRH mortuary as police began investigating whether foul play was involved or if the deaths were self-inflicted.
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