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A family in Nairobi’s Embakasi area is pleading for following horrific murder of their daughter in Delaware, USA. Tracy Nyariki, a 31-year-old nurse, was found brutally killed, with her dismembered body discovered in a car. The prime suspect, her ex-boyfriend Nobert Matara, has been arrested and is expected to face first-degree murder charges. The tragedy, which struck just four days before Christmas, has left the family devastated.
Tracy Nyariki’s family seeks justice over her killing in the US
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