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Siaya Man Found Dead by Suspected Suicide After Argument with Wife

By George Amolo | Published on: January 08, 2024 08:43 (EAT)

Police in Bondo sub-county are currently investigating the death of a 25-year-old man whose body was discovered at a residential area within Usenge town yesterday evening. The deceased, identified as Pius Onyango Ouma, was found hanging on a fencing pole within the premises of the residential property. It is suspected that he took his own life following an argument with his wife.

The landlady of the residential property, Jennifer Maureen Aringo, reported the incident to the Siaya County police. Officers from Usenge police station immediately visited the scene and confirmed that the deceased had engaged in a heated argument with his wife on Saturday night. Subsequently, he left the house and did not return.

Although no suicide note was found, Siaya County police Commander Cleti Kimaiyo believes that the evidence points to suicide. The body of Pius Onyango Ouma, which showed no visible physical injuries, has been transferred to the Bondo sub-county hospital mortuary to undergo an autopsy.

This incident has shocked the local community, raising questions about the factors leading to the young man’s tragic decision. The police investigation aims to shed light on the circumstances surrounding the argument and establish the possible motives behind the suspected suicide.

Suicide is a growing concern globally, and it is essential for communities to provide support systems and resources to individuals facing mental health challenges. The Siaya County police are working closely with relevant organizations to raise awareness about mental health issues and promote early intervention.

The tragic death of Pius Onyango Ouma serves as a reminder that open conversations about mental health and emotional well-being are crucial. It is imperative for communities to offer counseling services and create safe spaces where individuals can seek help without fear of judgment.

The local authorities encourage anyone struggling with mental health issues or experiencing thoughts of self-harm to reach out to the available helplines and support organizations. Together, we can work towards reducing the incidence of suicide and providing a supportive environment for those in need.

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