Man Heartbroken as Brother Dies, Shares Last WhatsApp Chats 19 Minutes Before His Death
- A young man grieving the loss of a loved one leaked his last conversation with the deceased, just minutes before his death
- The chats revealed the strong and genuine bond the two shared, along with the plans they had, plans that will now never be fulfilled
- The bereaved man tried to reach out to the deceased several times, but to no avail, as his kin had already met his fate
Death is cruel and always knocks unannounced, as a young man took to social media to demonstrate.
Source: TikTok
TikTok user kakerluder001 was thrown into mourning following the passing of a close relative.
The deceased was someone he knew deeply and shared a strong bond with: his biological brother.
Devastated by the unfortunate and untimely demise of his sibling, Kakerluder001 shared their final conversation before receiving the heartbreaking news.
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Breezybkf's conversation with brother
“My last conversation with my brother before his death... 🥺😥😭☠️ 19 minutes before his death. Brother, nakurudia. Naenda bahkala,” read the caption.
Kakerluder001 had saved his sibling’s WhatsApp contact as Breezybfk, accompanied by several emojis.
From the screenshot, it appeared that Breezybfk was the one who initiated the conversation, sending three messages in quick succession.
He asked his brother how he was doing and how things were on his end.
Kakerluder001 discloses plans to brother
Kakerluder001 responded six minutes later, saying he was grateful that everything was going well, just as it was for his brother.
“Ushavuka ama bado G? (Have you crossed yet, G?)", Breezybfk asked, continuing the chat.
Kakerluder001 replied that he had not travelled yet, mentioning the date by which he would, noting it was fast approaching.
“Oh, that's okay. Let us pray to God. If I will be able to arrive on Tuesday, July 5, I will look for you,” Breezybfk said.
Kakerluder001's WhatsApp voice note to brother
His sibling then sent a 12-second WhatsApp voice note in response.
Later, Kakerluder001 shared another screenshot showing his attempts to voice-call his brother, but there was no answer.
He kept calling from morning into the evening, trying multiple times, but all efforts were in vain.
“Brother, how are you? Mum is calling,” he texted, after failing to reach Breezybfk by phone.
From morning till evening, Kakerluder001 tried to reach his brother, but there was no reply.
When was the last time Kakerluder001 called his brother?
His final attempt was at 7:33pm, but still, there was no response or communication from Breezybfk.
Kakerluder001 later shared several photos of his brother as he expressed his heartfelt grief.
In one photo, Breezybfk was dressed in formal attire, a grey suit and white shirt, posing confidently for the snap.
In another, he wore a yellow t-shirt and black trousers, seated on a pavement.
Source: TikTok
Friends and family mourn Breezy
The death of Breezy broke the hearts of his family and friends, who took to social media to mourn him with touching tributes.
In the comment section of his last posts before his death, many expressed their shock and pain that he had died, and eulogised him in moving messages.
Here are some of the comments as sampled by TUKO.co.ke:
Hamisi Swaleh
"Innalilahi waina illaihi rajiun yani tukiwa pamoja Qatar ukaja vacation tukaongea Ukapotea kumbe ulirudi kuwait rest easy kaka."
Mrs Aysha:
"This is so painful. It is like you knew when you would leave us. Rest in peace."
Presenter Ingosi said:
"It is barely understandable. It is cruel, death washed away Saitoti, washed away Wangari, kifo washed away Chebukati, and that death will one day storm me who is writing this death. Death, why the young generation! Why? RIP safiri salama bahkala bye. We shall see each other again."
Agatha Wanzila said:
"Condolences to the bereaved family. May he rest in peace"
Kenyan lady whose boyfriend died in accident shares last WhatsApp chats
Closer home, in a separate story, a young woman whose boyfriend died alongside his best friend after visiting their parents in Nakuru shared their last WhatsApp chats.
Fauxtar Jeroo had been keeping up to date with her lover, who had sent her his latest pictures with his friend.
Her boyfriend had even told her what top he wanted her to wear when he returned home.
Racheal Nyaguthie, HoD Human Interest, added the section on family and friends.
Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
