Keroche Breweries owners Tabitha and Joseph Karanja at the Milimani law courts in Nairobi yesterday when they filed an application to have an inquest into the death of their daughter Tecra Muigai.

The family would like for the inquest on the murder their daughter Tecra to be done in Nairobi.

The Keroche heiress was the last born daughter,  she passed away after she succumbed to injuries sustained after an accident in Lamu.

She was at the time with her boyfriend Omar Lali.

Tecra's burial was one of a kind. Dubbed 'Celebration of a star', Tecra's private burial was attended by several leaders and dignitaries.

She was buried in Naivasha, Nakuru county.

Months after the untimely death of Keroche heiress her mother Tabitha penned an emotional tribute.

Taking to her Twitter account, Tabitha said that the death left her unable to move forward.

Sharing an old photo of herself and a young Tecra, Tabitha penned,

'This week marks 100 days since we laid to rest my last born daughter Tecra.

Her death left me brokenhearted without an idea of how to move forward.

People say to give it time. But truth is that time changes nothing. What has changed is my eyes have been opened to more truths.'

Tabitha added that Tecra was not just a daughter but also a friend, workmate and a confidant.

'29 years ago when Tecra was gifted to me, I was drawn to her insatiable curiosity. Through the years i BENEFITED from her outlook of the world.

She became my sounding board in my very private life and my public life as an entrepreneur. I dearly miss her counsel and company.'

Tabitha further stated Tecra had a huge impact on people's lives adding that she has received calls from different people who knew Tecra worldwide.

'I’ve heard from friends in 20 countries whose lives Tecra touched & inspired. Her life proves what differentiates people is – opportunity.

Thank you all for prayers that helped ease our pain. For those in a similar place, I pray for grace to live & grieve at the same time.'

Here are some photos taken by the hawkeyed ENOS TECHE from the Milimani court session yesterday.