The first doubts did not come from detectives. According to the report the blog cites, police arrested Chrispin Odhiambo Omondi, a fifth-year engineering student, after his account of discovering the body of Harriet Moraa Nyaboga raised questions among his friends. Harriet, a first-year Bachelor of Education student at Machakos University, was found dead inside a rented house in Katoloni estate, Machakos Town, which belonged to him.
Machakos Sub-County Police Commander Emmanuel Okanda was cited as confirming the arrest. Investigators reportedly suspect that a disagreement between the couple may have played a part. Omondi is said to be held at Machakos GK Prison pending a mental assessment meant to establish his mental state while the legal process continues.
That is where the account stops. The story says the precise circumstances of her death have not been independently established and that no final court determination has been provided. It does not say whether he has been charged, taken a plea, or been questioned about the friends' concerns, and it does not report any response from him or a lawyer. It also gives no postmortem result or cause of death.
A mental assessment is a step in the process, and it says nothing about guilt either way.

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