Lawrence Warunge’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

Lawrence Warunge Wiki – Lawrence Warunge Biography

Lawrence Warunge, was arrested on January 8 after a three-day search for him and has been named the prime suspect in the slayings that took place just outside Nairobi, Kenya, The Star reported.

According to the outlet, he confessed to authorities after his arrest and directed investigators to a residence where the murder weapon, a kitchen knife, was retrieved. Police said Warunge’s parents, Nicholas Njoroge Warunge and his wife Annie, his two brothers Christian and Maxwell, and a worker named James Kinyanjui were found brutally killed at their residence on January 5 and Warunge had been missing since then.

Police said Warunge showed officers where to find the kitchen knife and some other evidence which he had hidden and burnt some of it on a property, The Star wrote. Police have said that despite Warunge saying he killed the five people on his own, they are investigating whether others were involved and Warunge’s girlfriend is being questioned.

Lawrence Warunge Age

Lawrence Warungeis 22 years old.

Family

Warunge’s father had only returned to Kenya from the U.S. for the Christmas holidays, just a couple of weeks before his murder. According to The Star, he worked as a nurse in the U.S. Warunge’s mother Annie was a psychologist nurse with Kiambu County Government, the outlet wrote.

Warunge also has two sisters but they were unharmed in the incident as they were both attending secondary school at the time of the murders, The Star reported. Warunge was a second-year university student at Mt.Kenya University, Citizen Digital wrote, where he was studying to obtain a bachelor’s degree in business in IT.

Warunge Confessed to the Slayings & Described His Parents as ‘Satanic’

Warunge confessed to investigators and described the killings in horrifically vivid detail, saying he killed the worker first in his house which was separate from the main residence. He then entered the main house by the back door and killed his mother first. He then killed his two brothers Maxwell and Christian, who had just turned 13 on December 26.

He said his father attempted to escape by jumping off a balcony, fracturing his leg when landing. “He says the father was hit by an electric cable as he ran away and jumped off the balcony and was indisposed further after he fractured a leg. This gave him time to catch up with him and killed him like a snake,” an officer recounted to The Star.

Warunge’s father, Nicholas Njenga Warunge, was found dead with 34 stab wounds, the outlet reported. Although no motive has been provided by investigators at this time, authorities said Warunge told them his parents were “satanic and killers” and “deserved to die,” The Star wrote. He told officers he was inspired by one of Killing Eve‘s main characters, fictional assassin Villanelle, who in the third season is seen murdering her family in cold blood, Citizen Digital reported. He said his family was speaking ill of him behind his back, he told investigators.

Investigation Report

Investigators are now looking into whether these murders are linked to other slayings in the family that occurred in previous years.

You May Also Like

Jason Arnott’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

Jason Arnott Net Worth: Jason Arnott is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey player who has a net worth of $40 million. Born in Collingwood, Ontario, Canada, in 1974, Jason Arnott was chosen by the Edmonton Oilers seventh overall during the 1993 NHL Draft. Arnott made his rookie debut during the 1993-94 season, appearing in close to 80 games for the Oilers along the left wing. He was a finalist for the Calder Memorial Trophy. In early 1998, Arnott was dealt to the New Jersey Devils. In 2000, Arnott scored the championship-winning goal during double overtime to win the Stanley Cup for the Devils. Two years later, he was traded to the team the Devils beat in the Stanley Cup finals: the Dallas Stars. He recorded a career-high in points for the Stars during the 2005-06 season. Soon after, Arnott landed a five-year, $22.5 million contract with the Nashville Predators. He rejoined the Devils during the summer of 2010 after a trade; the Devils then shipped Arnott to the Washington Capitals a year later. During the summer of 2011, Arnott was traded once more to the St. Louis Blues. He didn’t land a new deal with the Blues, and signed a one-year contract with the New York Rangers in early 2013, though he failed the physical and has not played since. Arnott retired on November 5, 2013 after close to two decades in the NHL. He represented Team Canada at the 1994 World Championships in Bolzano, winning a gold medal.
Read More