Update-No physical injuries found in University don's deceased wife.

[Tarantinoh]

@dingoo_wa_ingoo

@pamba na @Tarantinoh, oneni kazi yenu. The little English I know suggests to me that a confession is unequivocal. Not a denial which is also a confirmation!

But then again, what do I know?

We all agreed talking in perfect English isn’t a mark of intelligence. Bora umeelewa the guy.

[Rene_Descartes]

@Purple

Not in a dark complexion person, which the victim was. Black people hide bruises very well. She could have been pillow suffocated too. Further separate evaluations by criminal pathologists should be done to unravel the cause of death. I find it so fishy that the husband is rushing to bury her, perhaps to conceal evidence? If he was a genuine spouse heartbroken by the death of his wife, shouldn’t he want to know what killed her?!

Its obvious from inside the body.

[system]

@WuTang

Post mortem imefanywa? What else should people wait for?

Family needs independent pathologist huyu Johansen Oduor is in all controversial cases and his results tunazijua he’s a systems man. And can be compromised easily.

[system]

@Purple

Not in a dark complexion person, which the victim was. Black people hide bruises very well. She could have been pillow suffocated too. Further separate evaluations by criminal pathologists should be done to unravel the cause of death. I find it so fishy that the husband is rushing to bury her, perhaps to conceal evidence? If he was a genuine spouse heartbroken by the death of his wife, shouldn’t he want to know what killed her?!

Mimi hakuna,heartbroken niliona hapo. The guy even looks,like a joker, alafu he’s narrating while very upbeat ni kama,story ya Man U. Huyo jamaa May have killed before. Hii debonair attitude is very strange.

[system]

@collo moi

Maybe hivi ndo kulienda

Hii mambo ya wazungu tuwache. Missionary only is what is African. Haya mambo ingine utajipata mashakani.

[system]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tr5aRfK91fc

Watch his body language

[system]

On Wednesday, at around midnight, Ogola posted, “To my friends on FB, what happened was too painful that I have been unable to believe and that’s why I didn’t update you, my lovely wife left me and went to the lord. It’s so hurting in as much as it is hard to express. Rip my love”.

The message was posted while he was in police custody

He would once again, share a photo with his wife, Margaret Gobi Mwachongo, with the caption - “memories that I now miss, really painful”.

[Rene_Descartes]

mbona kwanza anapigana na mwanaume wa nyumba. she believed she can really beat him?

[pamba]

@Purple

The pathologist said she died of pulmonary edema or fluid in the lungs, although there were no physical injuries. What probably happened…he choked her in the neck and she was gasping heavily for air. In the process one can create large negative intrapulmonary capillary pressures against a closed glottis (airway) that can trigger fluid to leave the vascular system into the interstitium…my 2 cents.
Mhsrip.

Madam have you ever attended a postmortem?

[pamba]

@Ice_Cube

by the way how can pillow suffocation be detected?

Cause of death,not a pillow.

[pamba]

@Purple

Her parents have retained their own pathologist, so the husband should wait as long as it takes, to ensure no stones are left unturned. What’s the rush for anyway? Her body isn’t even cold yet he’s too willing to bury her, wow. Does that sound like someone who loved his wife? Is that how a young, grieving husband acts? His body language is soo wrong, I got the chills just listening to him. Perhaps I’ve watched too many CSI episodes to just “know” he’s guilty of murder. The only hurrying should be getting that electric chair all fired up for this monster. Now a newborn child will never know its mother…soo sad!

Feminazi tunakuona,in my will I’ve made it clear I should be cremated within two days after my death,sipendi hasara.

[kijanamrefu]

@gashwin

The bane of kenya…professionals who cannot communicate with @WANJIKU

Because they aren’t trained to create local solutions first.

[gashwin]

@kijanamrefu

Because they aren’t trained to create local solutions first.

shida kubwa sana ni wasomi wasiojishughulisha kujua what happens in other fields by not reading widely…and possibly not having the know-why of what they do. an engineer, for example, should try to have the skills to explain to a grade three boy how a motor works without drowning him in technical jargon.

[kijanamrefu]

Many are trained to think of their professions as a way out. The more detached you are from reality, the better.