A man was on Thursday morning killed by his neighbour for having an affair with his wife at Takitech village.
Neighbours said the drama ensued after a man laid a trap and nabbed his wife red-handed in bed with his neighbour, the man who he has been suspecting to be feeding at his den.
An incident of a husband who wanted to catch a cheating wife finally achieved his goal, after the husband who had always been suspicious of the wife for cheating on their matrimonial home.
From the video which circulates online, the visibly angry man recorded the incident on social media and demanded the neighbour, who sleeps with his wife, refund him his dowry and take the woman to his house.
The suspect narrates the incident, saying: “I am working as a pressman for a small morning edition newspaper in Green Bay, Wisconsin. My crew and I had just finished printing that day’s paper and had a gap in the production schedule at about 2:00 pm.
So, yeah. Pulled up in front of my house and immediately noticed that there was a big, black Dodge truck parked in my driveway. Always found it odd that you park on a driveway, but drive on a parkway! But, I digress.
From distance, I saw my wife sitting in bed and our local pastor on the other side of our bed.”
However, the woman denies all the allegations saying that at about 11 am on the material day, she was on the first floor of the residential building doing laundry when the pastor come to visit.
Her estranged husband pounced on her from behind and then threatens to beat her.
When neighbours responded to her calls for help, the man stopped attacking her and snatched the mobile phone from her and starts taking photos.
The victim and the man’s wife pleaded with him for forgiveness as well as some of the residents who rushed to the scene, but all their efforts proved futile as he vows to take drastic measures against the two.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations said Julius Kipkurui, 42, knocked at the woman's door minutes past 3 am, calling her name, and asking her to open it.
At the time, Kipkurui did not know that the woman's husband, who worked far from home, had arrived home on Wednesday.
"Chero, that target, and pepis neng’ung (Chero open the door, it’s me your babe) the voice continued," DCI said.