Bomet University Student Murdered: Police Detain Fellow Student as Investigation Continues

Bomet University in Kenya is currently in shock with the discovery of the body of Mary Ann Wangari, a 22-year-old student. She was missing from April 4th. Wangari, a Communications and Public Relations student, was last seen within the school premises on Tuesday last week. When she failed to attend classes, her friends grew concerned and notified the university security team. After a week-long search, Wangari's body was floating in River Nyangores in the Chebirir area near the campus. The discovery of Wangari's body has shifted the focus to identifying who could have killed her. The police have taken a student in custody. He was with Wangari before her disappearance, and more than ten students have recorded statements on this.  
The autopsy will provide more information on the cause of Wangari's death.
 The police suspect that her dead body was dumped in the river to make it appear that she got drowned. This tragic incident is the second death at Bomet University this year. In February, a female Third Year student stabbed her boyfriend in the chest after he broke up with her, causing him to die from excessive bleeding. The loss of Wangari has left her family and fellow students in shock and grappling with many questions. They are seeking answers as to who would want her dead and what the motive could have been.
There are safety apps like POTP that you can install on your Smartphone. The monitoring unit of POTP can arrange emergency services when you need them. There are various ways to send alerts. Wangari would have survived if she had used the Pulse of the People Safety-Security app at that crucial time!