A Nyeri woman who mysteriously went missing on New Year's Eve is found dead

• Jane Wanjiru Mutahi was leaving the church after attending the service of the cross on Tuesday, December 31, when she disappeared
• His body was later found in a well in Mukurweini, Gikondi, Nyeri, on Thursday, January 16
• Kenyans expressed their grief through heartfelt condolences while consoling the family of the deceased

A young woman from Nyeri county who went missing on Tuesday, December 31, has been found dead.

Jane Wanjiru Mutahi disappeared when she was leaving the church, where she attended a service to welcome the new year on New Year's Eve.

His body was found and removed from a small well in Mukurwe-ini, Gikondi, Nyeri, on Thursday, January 16.

“The suspect, who is the father of her child, was arrested and then released and is now in hiding,” said social rights activist Simon Mwangi Muthiora.

Member of Parliament for Mukurwe-ini mourns Wanjiru

John Kaguchia, Member of Parliament for Mukurwe-ini, visited the grieving family to console them.

He expressed his pain online while offering his sincere condolences to the grieving family following the death of their loved one.

“It is sad and heartbreaking! May God grant Wanjiru and his family justice,” he said bitterly.

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The politician shared heartbreaking photos as he volunteered his time with the grieving family, promising them to fight for justice.

Kenyans are mourning Wanjiru and comforting his family

When Wanjiru's sad story hit the internet, people joined the family with prayers and condolences.

Mary Wambui:

“God, what evil spirit has entered our country? The killings have increased.”

Chris Dé Strong Karis:

“It's hard to believe that the perpetrators of brutal acts never find peace in their lives. Rest in peace, Jane, until we meet again.”

Mukuha Mukuha:

“The perpetrator must be dealt with.”.

This is very sad.”

Jackson Name:

“I want someone to help me, and we can stop this madness. Love is not a death sentence. Breaking up is better than hurting each other.”

David Kariuki:

“Dear sisters, if you are not on good terms with the father of your child, stay away from him. You do not know what he remembers when he sees you.”

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