The report from the pathologist revealed that she suffered severe soft tissue injuries. These injuries later led to serious complications, including kidney failure, which eventually caused her death.
The findings have helped investigators better understand the nature of her death as police continue to search for those responsible.
Nyaga’s body was discovered last Wednesday in a bushy thicket in Mugumo-ini village, near the Nyamindi River.
The discovery shocked residents of the quiet village and raised concerns over safety in the area. Many locals expressed fear and called for increased security to prevent similar incidents in the future.
The post-mortem examination was conducted at Kibugi Funeral Home.
Family members attended the exercise, accompanied by officials from the education sector who came to support them during the difficult moment.
Friends, colleagues, and relatives described Nyaga as a dedicated teacher whose life was cut short in a tragic and painful way.
Police have since launched investigations into the incident and have identified a person of interest believed to be connected to her death.
Detectives from Wang’uru Police Station are currently following several leads as they work to locate and arrest the suspect. However, no arrests have been made so far.
Kirinyaga County Police Commander Mohammed Jire confirmed that investigations are ongoing and assured the public that the case is being treated with urgency.
He stated that officers are working hard to gather enough evidence to ensure that justice is served for the young teacher and her family.
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