Kisii Woman Visiting Home after 30 Years in Europe Collapses, Dies 3 Days Before Flying Back
- A woman woke up one morning saying she was feeling unwell and requested something to drink
- She was too weak to do anything on her own, so her kin helped her out of bed and eventually out of the house
- It was at that moment that the woman met her fate, with a source who visited the family narrating the event to TUKO.co.ke
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A family in Kisii county has been thrown into mourning following the sudden and mysterious demise of their loved one.
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Lorna Sokkie Keno met her fate while in the home compound one morning, shortly before having breakfast.
The 56-year-old woman's death came as a shock to her family, as it was sudden and she had shown no signs of being ill.
Why was Keno returning to Kenya from abroad?
Speaking to Kaka Sungura of Bosongo Vibes, a journalist told TUKO.co.ke that Keno had returned home from abroad for a holiday.
“She had been living in Switzerland for 30 years and had returned with her sister for a vacation in Kisii. They had a good stay until three days before Keno was to return to Switzerland. On the day she passed away, she asked for strong tea, saying she was not feeling well. That was the beginning of her issue. Some of her family members helped her out of bed and took her outside.
It was at that moment that she collapsed and died on the spot, but the family initially thought she was just unconscious. They began looking for a way to take her to the hospital. They called her sister, who had travelled with her, but she was far away and advised them to seek an alternative. It took a while before they could find a solution and get her to the hospital, where the doctors sadly confirmed she had already passed away,” he said.
Where was Keno buried?
Keno’s sister suspected something strange, as her sibling died just hours before they were scheduled to board their flight back to Switzerland.
She told Sungura that there had been bizarre occurrences involving their family, and she suspected witchcraft.
“She said there had been odd experiences at their home. At one point, she found something resembling a coffin with Swiss coins outside the house. Their other siblings also either suffer from mental health challenges or are addicts — they lack direction,” he said.
Keno’s body was returned to Switzerland, where she was buried in a small ceremony as requested by her husband.
Netizens react to Keno's death in Kisii
The story piqued the interest of several social media users, who headed to the comment section to share their views.
mofinnyambeki6918:
“I'm crying with strangers, but I know there is light at the end of every darkness. He is a living God — may He fight for this family.”
ZephaniahBwambura-d6i:
“Pole sana to the family. May God comfort the remaining members. Sometimes in families, lifestyle can damage lives. Is it possible to be checked? According to Numbers 23:23, the power of darkness cannot overcome the true children of God. May the members totally surrender to God's protection. God bless you.”
TeresaNyaboke-v4p:
“Pole sana to the family. May God protect them in Jesus' name. Amen.”
edinahkerubo6628:
“This is painful, but God will protect us in the name of Jesus Christ.”
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What is sudden death syndrome?
Information shared by Medicalnewstoday.com indicates that heart problems are the most common causes of collapse and instant death.
Sudden death syndrome (SDS) is used to describe any sudden and unexpected death due to natural causes. A death will be described as sudden if it occurs within an hour after the onset of symptoms.
Similarly, death witnessed within 24 hours after someone was seen alive and healthy is also classified as SDS.
Besides heart complications, sudden death can occur due to asthma-related complications, epilepsy, stroke, among other causes.
Nakuru man dies beside son
In a separate story, a mother was left inconsolable after finding her husband and son dead in their house.
Gladwell Wambui noted that her husband had picked up their son from school, but all efforts to reach him thereafter were futile.
Upon returning home, she was greeted with the heartbreaking scene of the lifeless bodies of her loved ones.
Racheal Nyaguthie, HoD Human Interest, added the part on sudden death syndrome.
Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
