A horrifying murder case has shocked residents of Isinya in Kajiado County after a 34-year-old woman was allegedly killed by her husband, who is accused of burying her body in a shallow grave within their home compound in an apparent attempt to conceal the crime.
The victim, identified as Farida Peter Sangka, reportedly met her death on Saturday, October 24, 2026, in an incident that has left her family, friends and the local community grappling with shock and disbelief.
According to investigators, Farida’s husband, identified as Shon David Rabassa Kioko, allegedly enlisted the assistance of their Burundian farmhand, Ndayishimiye Deo, to dispose of her body and conceal the circumstances surrounding her death.
The two reportedly buried the woman’s body in a shallow grave inside the compound where the couple lived, hoping that the shocking incident would remain undiscovered.
However, what makes the case even more disturbing is the alleged attempt by the husband to create the impression that he knew nothing about his wife’s disappearance.
Three days after Farida was reportedly killed, Kioko allegedly walked into a local police station and filed a missing person report, presenting himself as a concerned husband whose wife had mysteriously disappeared.
The report reportedly triggered efforts to establish Farida’s whereabouts, with the family and authorities left wondering what could have happened to the 34-year-old woman.
Unknown to those searching for her, her body was allegedly buried just a short distance from the family home.
The alleged cover-up eventually began falling apart after the farmhand, Ndayishimiye Deo, reportedly became overwhelmed by guilt over his involvement in concealing the crime.
According to the available information, the farmhand eventually confided in a friend, revealing details of what had allegedly happened to Farida and how her body had been buried.
Rather than keeping the information to himself, the friend reportedly urged him to approach the authorities and disclose everything he knew about the incident.
Following the advice, Ndayishimiye reportedly went directly to the authorities and provided information that helped investigators uncover the alleged murder plot.
Acting on the information, police officers visited the homestead on Wednesday, October 29, 2026, where they conducted investigations and began excavating the suspected burial site.
Their worst fears were confirmed when they discovered a shallow grave containing the remains of Farida Peter Sangka.
The recovery of her body brought a heartbreaking end to the search for the missing woman and opened a new chapter in the investigation into her death.
Both Kioko and the farmhand were subsequently arrested as detectives continued processing the scene and gathering evidence to establish the exact circumstances surrounding the alleged murder.
The tragedy has left the couple’s three children facing the devastating reality of growing up without their mother, while their family members are left seeking answers over the circumstances that led to her untimely death.
The case has also raised serious concerns among residents, particularly over the alleged attempt to conceal the killing through the burial of the victim within the family compound.
As investigations continue, the suspects are expected to face the legal process, with detectives working to establish the full sequence of events and the respective roles allegedly played by those involved.
Farida’s tragic death has once again drawn attention to the devastating consequences of domestic violence and the importance of reporting suspected abuse and suspicious circumstances to the relevant authorities.
For her three children and grieving relatives, the discovery of her body marks the beginning of a painful journey as they come to terms with the loss of a loved one under deeply disturbing circumstances.
