In Gatongora, Ruiru Sub County in Kiambu County, sorrow hangs heavy over the home of Edith Warui.
She is mourning her husband, Mr Nyaga, who disappeared on February 2 under troubling circumstances.
Mr Nyaga worked as a deputy catering manager at Kenyatta University Referral Hospital. According to his family, the night he vanished began like any other.
He was in his bedroom when he received a phone call. The call, they believe, changed everything.
Sources close to the family say he was lured out of the house by people he thought he could trust. It is alleged that the suspects used mutual friends to lower his guard.
Those who knew him describe him as a cautious and often paranoid man who rarely trusted strangers. That is why the use of familiar names may have convinced him to step outside.
What followed remains painful and difficult to recount. Mr Nyaga never returned home.
His sudden disappearance left his family confused and desperate for answers. Days later, the worst fears were confirmed. He had been killed.
For Edith Warui, the loss is devastating. Friends say she is struggling to come to terms with how quickly her life changed.
One moment she had a husband she expected to see the next morning, and the next she was facing an unimaginable tragedy.
The incident has shaken the Gatongora community. Residents are questioning how people can exploit trust and friendship to commit such a crime.
As investigations continue, the family hopes for justice and clear answers about what truly happened that night.