Mercy, a Third-Year Economics student, was last seen at Koja, Nairobi CBD, at 11:30 pm. Reports indicate she blacked out after consuming alcohol at a city hotel. One of her friends then arranged for a cab to take her home. However, she never made it.
Her devastated mother believes she may have been drugged that night. “She was the only one who lost consciousness. Something doesn’t add up,” she said.
Shocking Discovery at the Morgue
Days after her disappearance, Mercy’s family found her at the City Mortuary. Her cousin, Daniel Karanja, revealed disturbing details about her death.
“We found her at City Mortuary. She was involved in an accident at the carwash area along Thika Road. She was in a Bolt bike, but the guy left her at TRM. We still don’t know whether she was walking on the highway before being hit,” he explained.
Heartbreak as Missing University Student Discovered at City Mortuary
Mercy’s death has sparked an outpouring of sorrow and anger on social media. Many questioned the actions of her friends and the cab driver who left her alone.
Solo Gachanja mourned, “This is heartbreaking. We’ve lost a bright girl with a promising future. My deepest condolences to the family.”
Mercy Muturi expressed frustration, “How could they send their unconscious friend home alone? And the cab driver—why didn’t he ensure she got home safely?”
Ann Wainaina reflected, “Why are young girls dying at 21? Back in our days, we watched over each other. What is happening now?”
Lingering Questions
How did Mercy end up on Thika Road? Why was she left alone? Could her death have been prevented? As investigations continue, her family and friends are left searching for closure.
