Kiambu Woman Wails as Husband Who Failed to Return Home Is Found Dead on Railway Tracks
- Caroline Wanjiru is demanding answers after her husband, Paul Nai, was found dead on railway tracks in Muguga, Kiambu County
- Paul failed to return home on Friday, July 25, 2025, after leaving for work in the morning, sparking concern from his family
- His lifeless body was later discovered on railway tracks, but family and authorities suspect he was killed elsewhere and dumped there
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A Kiambu woman is painfully seeking justice after her husband, who failed to return home, was found dead on railway tracks in Muguga, Kiambu County.
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Paul Nai left home on the morning of Friday, July 25, 2025, and was expected to return home in the evening after work, as was the norm.
Speaking to Inooro TV, Paul's wife Caroline Wanjiru said she was filled with anxiety when her husband failed to return home that evening.
"He left early in the morning, and we did not have problems. In the evening, when I expected him to come back, he did not, and I was so worried," she said.
To her shock, her husband's body was found on railway tracks, and it appeared as if he had been killed elsewhere and dumped there.
"I plead with the government to do thorough investigations into the death of my husband because he did not fall onto these tracks," she said.
Peter Kibiro, a security official from Muguga, said a Nyumba Kumi elder contacted him and told him that Paul's body had been discovered, and he contacted the family.
"It appears as if he was thrown from the highway to the railway, and then his body was placed on the tracks, but police investigations will help us know what exactly happened," he said.
Kikuyu police commander Joseph Commander said that preliminary investigations had shown that the man was killed elsewhere and the killers dumped his body at the tracks, hoping a train would run him down to destroy evidence.
"If a train had passed by, his head would have been crushed completely," a local noted.
The body is now being preserved at the mortuary in Thogoto, Kikuyu, with the public now calling for enhanced security in the area.
Kenyans join Paul Nai's family in demanding justice
Kenyans have joined the family in seeking justice and called for expedited investigations. Here are some of the comments:
@AnnShiruann said:
"Everyone is a suspect. People have no mercy nowadays. May he rest in peace."
@CarstenNgengi said:
"Sasa hii mauaji ya Kila siku Kenya, imekua inchi ya waarabu, ambapo hawaoni mwanadamu kama mtu jameni, Mungu siumulike walotenda kitendo hiki, usiwape amani hadi wajiseme."
@janiengaara5485
"So sad. Carol have peace at this difficult time. I know her she is my neighbour, from home Kanyariri."
Nairobi lady mourns husband
In other news, a woman mourned her husband, who died in a freak accident at work.
Lovine said her husband, a photographer, died after falling into a dam as he was doing a client's photoshoot at work.
She mourned him as a loving and caring husband who prioritised her and their infant.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
