57-Yr-Old Man Found Dead After Booking Hotel Room With 21-Year-Old Girl

Authorities in Nakuru County are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a 57-year-old man in a hotel room that he had reserved along with a 21-year-old woman.

According to a police statement  Geoffrey Njoroge Maina, the deceased, checked into the hotel at approximately 1 pm on Tuesday, October 24, accompanied by Joy Moragwa, the woman in question.

Several hours later, around 5 pm, the woman reportedly returned to the hotel's reception and informed the receptionist that the man was experiencing "breathing difficulties."

Tragically, the man was subsequently discovered lifeless on the bed. The statement from the police mentions, "This prompted her to seek assistance from the police. The scene was visited, examined, and documented by officers from Kaptembwo Police Station and DCI Nakuru West, who found the body on the bed without any apparent physical injuries."

The body has been transferred to the Nakuru County Municipal Morgue, where a post-mortem examination will be conducted.

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