A brother of the Kisii doctor who was found dead alongside Angela Moraa, a lady who had landed from the United States, has said he did not know about the woman. The brother of the Kisii doctor spoke days after the duo was found dead.
The bodies of Vincent Bosire and Moraa were found in a rental home in Kisii, with their hands oddly intertwined; the remains were discovered after neighbours complained of a foul odour emanating from the house.
Speaking to Citizen TV, a brother of the deceased doctor said he was not aware that Bosire had a lover, adding that the family has yet to find out the cause of the death of their kin. “When the police gained access to the home, they found them dead while holding hands.
I heard that the lady came from the US,” the deceased’s eldest brother said. Vincent’s coded message to family before death According to another family member,
Vincent called their mother and informed her that he had been admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) at KTRH. “He called my mother around 7pm and told her he was in the hospital and admitted to ICU. And added that if anything happens to him, we shall be told,” his sister said.
The family now eagerly awaits the autopsy to get closure. Vincent Bosire and Angela Moraa’s mysterious deaths As earlier 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 then forced to ask about Vincent’s whereabouts at his workplace, where they were told he had last been seen on Wednesday, November 27. The couple’s bodies were taken to Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital mortuary as police began investigating the cause of death. Authorities are investigating whether foul play was involved or if the deaths were self-inflicted.
by Racheal Nyaguthie
