A close friend of the couple confirmed Mukundi has two children and a wife in Belgium. He also said that Njeri was pregnant but it was through in vitro fertilisation (IVF).
“The two met at a club sometime back and when Njeri couldn’t get pregnant, they went the IVF way,” he said, asking not to be named.
Neighbours told police there was a disagreement between the couple for almost two months.
"Mostly this is caused by depression, maybe some stress within the family. I urge you; if you are having a problem go for counselling or get help from neighbours or ask friends for advice," Badel said.
According to a report made at the Kiambu police station, Robert Njuguna told police it was unusual for his boss not to pick calls or return missed calls.
He had gone to the station on Tuesday where he was to pick Mukundi's car that had drove into a wall the previous evening.
Njuguna went with the police to the house and witnessed the death scene. Police recovered Mukundi's mini-Glock pistol.
The DCIO said they were investigating.
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