Professor, wife murdered in cold blood while church guests slept in the room next door :: Kenya

A The teacher and his wife were found murdered at their home in Chesingoro, Litein County, Bureti.

Already, two suspects are the subject of a police investigation.

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On Saturday, church members that the couple had taken the previous night claimed to have heard no commotion.

Neighbors said that the day before the badbadination, Willy Sang, 50, had returned home after the day's work. But as dusk approached, the family received guests from their church who spent the night.

"We do not know the exact number of guests who were accommodated for the night, but we know that the guests included a middle-aged woman and a young man," Mr. Alfred Korir, Deputy Chief of Sublease Kusumek said.

Mohammed Ali, Bureti OCPD, said that the killer (s) may have entered the brick house of the deceased through a bedroom window before bludgeoning them to death. "The preliminary investigation indicates that the murder suspects have gained entry to the house by cutting the window grilles," he said.

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The next morning, their cold bodies were found in a pool of blood in their room. The guests claimed that they did not hear any fuss, and they only raised the alarm the next morning after stumbling on their lifeless bodies. Residents say that Sang was a very beloved teacher who was visible on the village roads on the way to school. He taught drawing and design and was also responsible for a number of extracurricular activities at Cheborgei High School.

The couple left five children, the eldest being a sophomore. Mr. David Sigei, the elder of the village of Chesingoro, said that the murder could be linked to a land dispute.

"When I arrived at the scene, the suspects in custody told me that they were the previous owners of the land occupied by the deceased." There was a dispute that was brewing on the portion of land, "he said.

Prior to the incident, neighbors say that the 42-year-old Eveline Sang's wife had complained that the former owner of the land they occupied had held them head, claiming that they owed him money.

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The MCA headed by William Soi of the district of Chemosot and Hezbon Tonui of Cheplenget) called for quick investigations.

"The murder of the teacher and his wife should be taken seriously.They were ingenious members of society," said Soi.

Julius Mibei, secretary of the Kericho branch of Kenya's Union of Teachers of Post-Primary Education (Kuppet) cried Sang as a committed teacher who was the secretary of the county sports.

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