Police are looking into the tragic deaths of two siblings, Amina Abdirashid, 11, and Nuhu Swahiba Dahir, 22. Their bodies were discovered in Gong and Parklands with deep cuts on face and all over the body.
The two children had left their home in Eastleigh to find their mother called Waresh at around 11PM , Mother had gone to buy medicine in a mall in Eastleigh who later was not found.
Initial reports suggest that Amina and Nuhu were captured on CCTV cameras getting into a vehicle before they disappeared.
A family friend who went to see the children’s bodies at City Mortuary described the scene as extremely painful.
They mentioned that both children had severe cuts on their necks and chests. “It’s heartbreaking to see our cousins like this. They were cut badly,” the friend said, reflecting the deep sorrow of the family over this brutal act.
In a separate incident that shocked the community, the body of a 70-year-old woman was found dumped in a thicket in Machakos County. Her hands had been severed, causing fear and distress among local residents. People in the area are deeply troubled by these violent crimes and are calling for justice.
In response to these incidents, police are working hard to find and arrest those responsible for the murders. They have asked anyone with information to come forward and assist in the investigation.
The deaths of Amina and Nuhu, along with the elderly woman’s murder, have raised serious concerns about safety in the community. Families are worried about their security and are urging local authorities to take action.
The police have promised to do everything they can to bring the culprits to justice and help restore a sense of safety in the area.
As the investigation continues, the community is mourning the loss of the two young children and seeking answers to the violence that has disrupted their lives.
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