Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Kikuyu gospel singer, Dishon Mirugi, accused of killing Pastor Elizabeth Githingi. (Read More Here).
Kikuyu vernacular singer Dishon Mirugi, whose official name is Paul Mathenge Nderi, is being investigated over the mysterious death of Pastor Elizabeth Wanjiru Githigi.
Dishon has been trending on social media after reports emerged that pastor Elizabeth had died in his house allegedly by suicide.
According to reports, the Nakuru-based preacher visited Dishon in his Nairobi house along Kamiti Road and the musician later reported that he found her hanging in his house.
The musician described the tragic incident as the most trying moment in his life while speaking to Nation Africa.
“I will not go down by the designs of the devil since all that God started in my life will never suffer and will surpass evil designs,” Dishon said.
Mirugi said that he left her in the house and set off for Thika road, as per information recorded in the OB number registered as 28-18/03/2023 of Kiamumbi police station.
Hours later, he tried reaching out to his lover back at home but her phone was not going through. He returned home and found her allegedly having taken out her life with a bed sheet that was dangling from his wardrobe.
He untied the body and took it to the Jacaranda maternity hospital but the doctors there refused to take it in since she was already dead. They instructed him to report the case to the Kiamumbi police station but the officers there instructed him to go to Kahawa West police station.
There the script was the same as the two police stations. The officers then referred him to the Kasarani police station but they still rejected the body. All officers refused to take in the body since Mirugi had removed it from where she had died.
They all told him that he could have reported first and let the police remove the body. Hours later he took the body to Kenyatta University Hospital, Teaching, Referral and Research (KUHTRR).
The musician returned to Kasarani police station on Sunday to record a statement about Elizabeth’s death, accompanied by DCI homicide detectives who have taken over the investigations.
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