Man wanted in US over girlfriend’s death, fleeing to Kenya
A Kenyan man is wanted in the US after he allegedly killed his girlfriend and fled to Kenya.
The body of Margaret Mbitu alias Maggie, also from Kenya was found in a car at a Logan Airport garage in Massachusetts.
Reports indicate that the Massachusetts State Police together with the Kenyan authorities have launched a manhunt for the man believed to have killed Maggie.
Ms Mbitu had been reported missing before her body was discovered at the Airport garage.
The 40-year-old suspect is believed to have boarded a flight to Kenya from Boston.
The victim was allegedly stabbed by the boyfriend who is now a wanted man after an arrest warrant was issued against him.
Ms Mbitu was last seen leaving her job in Halifax on Monday night, the same day she was reported missing.
“Maggie was last seen at 11 pm on Monday, October 30 in Halifax leaving work. She was wearing black pants with a grey shirt and a black cardigan. Her straight black hair was in a ponytail and she was driving a white Toyota Venza,” read the Missing person’s poster shared by Ms Mbitu’s friends on Facebook.
Her car was later found parked inside the Central Parking garage at the airport on Wednesday.
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Detectives are piecing together a timeline of her last moments using video surveillance as they continue to track down the main suspect in her murder.
According to Mbitu’s family, their daughter was trying to end her alleged relationship with the 40-year-old man who is believed to have killed her.
“The entire family, everybody is down, I’m not myself right now…This is heartbreaking,” Mbitu’s mother told Boston 25 News.
The mother added that police searched Mbitu’s room looking for clues.
The late Mbitu worked at BAMSI based in Brockton and the organization has mourned her with a message that says;
“She was warm, caring, and loved by everyone she worked with, both staff and the people she cared for in our group homes,” BAMSI said.
“As an agency, we are in mourning over the loss of such an amazing young woman.”
The late Mbitu’s friend said; “It’s just very, very, unfortunate that somebody would choose to do what they have done,”
“It’s such a great loss to the parents, to her relatives, and the community at large and I would say to the nation.”
Man wanted in US over girlfriend’s death, fleeing to Kenya
