Autopsy Confirms Cause of Buruburu Teacher's Death

A side by side photo of Nelson Otsianda (L), a teacher who succumbed to injuries after drowning, on Sunday, November 14 and Buruburu Girls High School.
A side by side photo of Nelson Otsianda (L), a teacher who succumbed to injuries after drowning, on Sunday, November 14 and Buruburu Girls High School.
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An autopsy conducted at the Jocham Hospital mortuary in Mombasa County has confirmed that Nelson Otsianda, a Buruburu Girls' school teacher, succumbed to injuries after drowning.

The late Otsianda's body was found at Diani hotel's swimming pool on Sunday, November 14.

Speaking to the media, Msambweni police boss Fanuel Nasio disclosed that Otsianda's body had no soft injuries. 

A file Image of Buruburu Girls' High School.
A file Image of Buruburu Girls' High School Administration Block
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"This shows that he was not assaulted. Perhaps he was just drunk and fell in the water and did not know how to swim,” Nasio told the press.

Otsianda's death had taken a different twist after his kin alleged to have previewed CCTV footage that showed some individuals clobbering the teacher before throwing him into the pool.

"At the scene we found blood spots which signified that he (Otsianda) bled and that's why we became suspicious of the events," the deceased's father Cloud Otsianda stated.

Cloud disclosed he did not know his son had gone to the Coast until he was informed of the incident.

The teacher, alongside four of his friends, had gone for a vacation in Coast and were staying at Gisimba Villas where they checked in on Saturday.

However, Otsianda's body was found in the swimming pool area on Sunday.

Some workers at the villa stated that the friends were taking alcohol and playing loud music at the swimming pool area before the unfortunate turn of events.

Otsianda's colleagues allegedly tried to resuscitate him before hiring a boda boda to ferry him to the Diani Beach Hospital.

Undated image of detectives at a crime scene in Nairobi, Kenya
Undated image of detectives at a crime scene in Nairobi, Kenya
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