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Kenyan in U.S. Dies in Car Accident After Stabbing and Seriously Wounding His Wife

  • May 21, 2020
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A Kenyan man died in a car crash in Richmond US, on Wednesday morning after he had allegedly stabbed his wife multiple times at their home.

Local police say the man, identified as Christopher Mburu drove his car and crashed it in the woods after a domestic situation which left his wife with traumatic injuries.

According to the police, the car caught fire in the woods after the driver veered off the road and hit a tree at high speed.

The crash was reported as police responded to the man's home where a 911 call had been made from the home alerted which them to a domestic dispute.

Police found a woman with multiple stab wounds when they arrived to the house.

Source: allAfrica.com
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