When the mother discovered the key the next morning, she assumed his son had thrown the keys and departed for church.
Fred’s mother was informed that a meeting had been arranged by his son and would take place at church on Friday morning.
She assumed her son had already left when she discovered the keys on the balcony. However, Fred was not at the church when she arrived.
That’s when the church members informed her that it was her son who had requested the meeting, but he wasn’t answering the phone. She dialed his number but received no response.
One of the church members saw something was wrong and advised they go home and check on him.
They returned in a convoy and discovered Fred dead. There were no suicide notes.
Friends said Fred was doing well and had built his mother a magnificent bungalow.
They say he was a happy person who was close to her mother. He never displayed any signs of despair or anxiety.
A postmortem will be performed at Kenyatta University Hospital, on Monday, August 28.
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