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The family of slain Thika TTI student Elizabeth Ngina has made an appeal to the public for assistance in locating parts of her body that remain missing, saying they cannot give their daughter a dignified burial until her remains are recovered.
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According to the family, her head is missing and three fingers had been severed from each hand, leaving relatives devastated and searching for answers.
The family of murdered Thika Technical Training Institute (TTI) student Elizabeth Ngina has made an emotional appeal to the public for assistance in locating parts of her body that remain missing, saying they cannot give their daughter a dignified burial until her remains are recovered.
According to the family, Elizabeth’s body was discovered in a horrific state after she was allegedly murdered.
Her head was missing and three fingers had been severed from each hand, leaving relatives devastated and searching for answers.
The family is urging anyone with information that could help recover the missing body parts to report it to the nearest police station or contact investigating authorities.
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They say finding the missing remains is essential to allow them to lay their loved one to rest with dignity.
The brutal killing has sparked widespread public outrage and renewed calls for swift justice, with many Kenyans demanding a thorough investigation and prosecution of those responsible.
The case has also reignited concerns over rising cases of violence against women and the need for stronger measures to protect young people.
As investigations continue, Elizabeth’s family remains hopeful that members of the public with any relevant information will come forward, bringing them closer to finding closure and ensuring their daughter receives a respectful burial.
By Kithinji Njeru
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