Pain as Teacher Killed By Husband in Suspected Love Triangle
Authorities in Bomet County have initiated a search for Peter Ngeno, who purportedly killed his wife, Beatrice Ngeno, following a familial conflict associated with suspected cheating.
The unfortunate event transpired at their residence in Kinyelwet village, Kipsonoi Ward, located within Sotik sub-county.
As per County Police Commander Edward Imbwaga, the pair had a fierce confrontation, after which the husband secured Beatrice inside their home and strangled her. She was subsequently discovered deceased, with blood flowing from her nose and mouth.
Initial investigations indicate that the dispute originated from accusations of Beatrice’s affair outside of her marriage.
Beatrice, a valued teacher at a local secondary institution in Bomet, was noted as a committed educator whose abrupt passing has plunged the school community into grief.
Authorities moved her remains to the Kapkatet Hospital mortuary while investigations proceed. Officers from the Sotik Police Station, in conjunction with detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), are collaborating to capture the suspect, who is still unaccounted for.
Commander Imbwaga vehemently denounced the occurrence, cautioning against taking the law into personal hands. He encouraged the community to pursue legal solutions in family disagreements instead of turning to violence.