Why hasn't anyone considered murder? What if Wanjiru was hit with a blunt object on the head then pushed off the balcony?

I think the system is rigged against men. Imagine a reverse scenario. Husband comes home, finds wife with another man in the house (maybe he had come to collect an 18,000/= unpaid bill), wife ends up below the balcony - dead! Husband claims he locked them up and she must have fell from the balcony.... Where do you think the husband would be?

I think, as a last duty to his son, the mum should bring in investigators from outside - even though the scene has be tampered with - to do a thorough investigation on how Wanjiru died. Given Wanjiru's status in the world, she might not even need to pay. Just ask for the help and it will surely be given.

To the rest of us, let's forget Wanjiru's domestic issues and honour the man. He managed to do what no other Kenyan has managed to do in the entire history of this great running nation. He won an Olympic Gold in the marathon - in Olympic record time just for good measure. And he did it when he was only 21! Add to that what he had achieved before and what he has achieved after the Olympics and you will see what a great sportsman he was!!!

greatness carries a lot of responsibility.

This is horrible. The last thing a man needs.

For sport,




Why would I want extra-biblical sources?

People should stop blaming alcohol for everything bad that happens in their lives.

"The chief reason for drinking is the desire to behave in a certain way, and to be able to blame it on alcohol." ~Mignon McLaughlin

I have choosen to remember him for what i know he did. What he was supposed to have done i will leave to GOD. A great man. R.I.P

In 2009 we stood and cheered, with my daughter and wife on either side as you set a new course record in the London marathon and that moment yet again we were proud to be Kenyan, donning our different regalia amidst the pomp with huge smiles on our faces YOU MADE US PROUD!!

Yet the year before in a sports bar near Trafalgar, I watched you with my mates sauntering first into the Birds eye as Kenya claimed her first Olympic marathons medal and with that bragging rights form me on my mates (i made sure they never forgot)again I WAS PROUD TO BE KENYAN!!

Sadly a life taken too soon, well what can i say God does take the best and am sure he needed a training partner in his morning jog, who better else BETTER than OUR Wanjiru.

We will remember your exploits, the infectious smile and i will never forget how you made mince meat of Martin Lel LOTI (laughing on the inside)

RIP CHAMPEZ!! I tip my heart to a great being and a champ we will all rememeber!

With great beings come great flaws!!

Always
R.

How can u take a chips funga to ur matrimonial house!!!!!Were there no lodges in Nyahururu?Better still u could have done it in ur car or in the bush!!!Its that simple.

Great loss to the Family and the country at large...RIP Brother

@will, call & ric, that was was touching. Allow me to join you in celebrating the life of this great champ of our times. Watched a CNN piece today n realized how far this guy had conquered....Yes! Im Honoured to have lived in the times of Samuel Wanjiru! RIEP champ...

Murder should be investigated. Women can murder for the sake of love and money. The police should get to the bottom of this. We cannot lose a young man who despite his escapedes with multiple women, managed to invest in real estate and in shares in such a short period. By the way he was enjoying the fruits of his labour albeit sometimes reclessly.