TUM UNIVERSITY STUDENT FOUND DEAD

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A student from the Technical University of Mombasa has been found dead at his place, Kaachonjo area, Tudor, Mvita Constituency.

Gregory Mutinda, who was 24 yrs old was found lying in his house, with a syringe beside him and some pesticides powders. 

According to his girlfriend, Mercy Munyao, she said she tried reaching his boyfriend for long on phone to no avail and decided to go to his place. 

On reaching, she found the door locked and after decided to peep through the window where he saw his boyfriend lying on the floor. 

She called her friend who came and they helped break the down door. 

According to the police, they stated that they found clothes stained with blood and the deceased had a deep cut with a knife lying beside him. The report indicated that they also found some fluids and pesticides powder beside him.

His body has been moved to Coast General Hospital mortuary awaiting for autopsy. 

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