One Sunday in September 2009, she came back from church but later, was found strangled to death in the house. Further examination of her body showed that she was first defiled before being strangled to death. At the High Court, Ndeti was convicted of the murder and slapped with a death sentence. He also complained that the death sentence was excessively harsh to him and that it ought to be overturned. They also upheld the death sentence, holding that it remains constitutional and that only the mandatory nature was the one knocked down by the Supreme court.

Source: The Star July 14, 2023 04:29 UTC