Calif records diva Laety breathed her last in a mysterious tale that is under investigation by the cops. Laety was reported dead on June 1.

The star who is famed for her recent inspirational hit Alamo is reported to have committed suicide.

Her brother, Edward Ochieng spoke to The Star's Word Is, negating the rumour.

He said, "No," she did not commit suicide.

"Now the evidence we have from the CID and according to the last witness, the last thing that happened was Laety was found unconscious with a rope tied around her throat, and she was hang on the bedroom wall." Edward added, "The CID had a photo, I don't know if I can access it. It is still private. And they say there is no way her weight could be supported by the length of the rope, the house [the distance between the roof and the floor] and her height. It doesn't add up. We have the police and we are getting investigators because even us as the family we have so many whys, we don't know what happened, it was an unusual death."

Edward continued, "My mum tells me that there is a show Laety did and the money was held. And the person who was supposed to pay them the money never paid them, we are waiting for further details on the said show."

Meanwhile, Laety had worked on a few unreleased projects one of which the brother said would be released soon.

"I have an official track produced by Kevin Provoke it is called Africa," Edward said.

He recounted his last conversation with Laety.

"I was working on a project, I'm a videographer, it was those sides of Homabay County, she called me asking for a reflector. She was in a rush, I got confused and I was like, 'What can I do because I'm far, she wants the reflectors ASAP and I cannot tell her to wait.' I then referred her to a someone else to get the reflector's It was like a really fast moment and that was it. That was my last conversation. She was going to shoot another video called Mimi Na Wee. I still cannot listen to the song. I know there is a message in there..."