Eastleigh Killings: Man who lost wife and daughter shares details of final conversation

• The husband of Dahabo Daud, who was murdered along with her daughter and niece, has expressed the devastation his family is experiencing
• He said he spoke to Dahabo via WhatsApp just before she was kidnapped and murdered on Monday, October 21.
• Dahabo’s husband expressed his gratitude to the Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI) for their efforts in arresting the suspect behind the family murders

Abdi Mohammed, the husband of Dahabo Daud Said, who was murdered along with her niece Amina Abdirashid Dahir and daughter Nusayba Abdi Mohammed, revealed details of his last conversation with his wife that took place just before her kidnapping.

What did Mohammed say about the last conversation with his wife?

Mohammed said he last spoke to his wife Dahabo at 7.30pm on Monday, October 21, just before she disappeared.

In an interview with NTVMohammed said he communicated with Dahabo via WhatsApp messages, during which she told him she was going to the hospital to get her itchy skin checked.

“I spoke to Dahabo the night she was killed. She told me she went to a doctor because of her itching of the skin. That’s what she told me,” Mohammed said.

When asked about the last time he spoke to his daughter, Mohammed said the last time he spoke to his eldest daughter, Nuseyba, was a few days before she was found dead.

He revealed that he and his family are devastated by the loss of their loved ones, who were brutally murdered.

“It’s very devastating. It’s been a very difficult time. I’m getting emotional right now. I don’t want to talk about it much. May Allah make it easy for us during this grief that we are in right now,” he said. said.

Mohammed also thanked the Directorate of Criminal Investigation for arresting one of the suspects involved in the murders of his relatives.

What did the autopsy reports of three Eastleigh women reveal?

Earlier, an autopsy report revealed how the three Eastleigh women died after their abduction.

Government pathologist Johansen Oduor stated that the three women were brutally tortured before their deaths.

He noticed that their bodies were on display multiple injuries, including areas where the skin had peeled off.

The autopsy at the city mortuary showed that the hands of the mother, Dahabo Daud, had been cut off and the throat had been slit.

Dahabo’s daughter, Nuseyba, was killed after being stabbed multiple times by her captors, while the third victim, Amina Abdirashid, was sexually assaulted before being suffocated by the attackers.

Source: TUKO.co.ke