Bizzare Suicide

Meria

Meria

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A secondary school teacher in Nyeri has committed suicide by first placing himself inside a homemade "coffin" before ingesting unknown kind of poison. The lifeless body of 46-year-old Joseph Gathogo a teacher at Muhoya secondary school was found inside the "coffin" by police and relatives inside a rental house at Ihururu shopping centre after he went missing for a week. This is after his relatives informed by his disappearance got wind from neighbours that a foul smell was emanating from his house which was locked from inside.

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This is a sarcophagus (used by ancient egyptians for burial). I can also see the name of an Egyptian King written on the lid. Let me find a good photo mupate translation hapa hapa.
 
Another recovered item

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The flag depicts a dung beetle holding the sun, which is a symbol for Khepri, the god of creation. However the enclosure of the beetle and sun with an elongated oval (cartouche) could also mean that he was referring to a king whose name is Khepri.

He gathered his earthly belongings in a boat-like structure in preparation for the journey to the afterlife, the same way ancient Egyptians did.

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upepo said:
Another recovered item

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The flag depicts a dung beetle holding the sun, which is a symbol for Khepri, the god of creation. However the enclosure of the beetle and sun with an elongated oval (cartouche) could also mean that he was referring to a king whose name is Khepri.

He gathered his earthly belongings in preparation for the journey to the afterlife, the same way the ancient Egyptians did.

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Are you the interpreter? I am impressed.
 
upepo said:
Another recovered item

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The flag depicts a dung beetle holding the sun, which is a symbol for Khepri, the god of creation. However the enclosure of the beetle and sun with an elongated oval (cartouche) could also mean that he was referring to a king whose name is Khepri.

He gathered his earthly belongings in a boat-like structure in preparation for the journey to the afterlife, the same way ancient Egyptians did.

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Wueh! Mad respect kizee. Thanks.
 
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