The sister of the late KCB Bank senior official Rosemary Koech Kimwatu has come forward with a new revelation, saying her sister left behind journals detailing what she was going through before her death.
The sister, identified as Neno, shared a video on Instagram on Monday, August 25, showing Rosemary walking across a grassy field while holding notebooks.
Neno said her late sister had not left anyone guessing about what she was experiencing, insisting that Rosemary had documented everything in her own words.
In her caption, Neno alleged that the people responsible for tormenting her sister were now the ones grieving loudest, claiming they had colluded to change the narrative surrounding Rosemary’s death. She maintained that the truth was gradually emerging despite conflicting accounts.
The video sparked an outpouring of grief and curiosity online, with many followers noting the emotional weight of watching Rosemary carrying the notebooks that reportedly held her private account of events.
The revelation follows the family’s decision to break its silence earlier in the week, after Rosemary’s parents issued a statement addressing widespread speculation about her death.
Well-wishers flooded the post with condolences, urging the family to lean on their faith during the difficult period, with many describing Rosemary as a beautiful soul whose truth would eventually come to light.
Rosemary’s parents had earlier clarified that KCB supported their daughter throughout her career, during her illness and after her death, expressing gratitude to the bank.
They emphasised that circulating online rumours did not reflect the family’s position and appealed for privacy to mourn in peace.