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Tragic End for Missing Uasin Gishu Man: Kiplimo Found Dead Near Simat

Edwin Kiplimo Samoei, a 29-year-old resident of Kapsumbeiywet Farm, Soy, has been found dead near Simat, Uasin Gishu County, nine days after he went missing. His disappearance on the evening of Tuesday, May 27, 2025, shocked the community, sparking widespread concern and an extensive social media campaign.

Kiplimo was last seen on the night of Tuesday, May 27, 2025, at approximately 8:30 PM, near Testimony School in Eldoret. He was reported to have been wearing a red cap, a white t-shirt, and beige trousers when he vanished. His failure to return home that evening prompted immediate concern among his loved ones.

Family members, friends, and residents joined forces in a massive search effort, which extended through neighboring areas and spread rapidly across social media platforms.


📢 Public Alert Issued by Lemiso Media House

As concern grew, Lemiso Media House shared an official missing person alert with details about Kiplimo’s last known location and appearance. The alert included emergency contact numbers for anyone with helpful information:

Name: Edwin Kiplimo Samoei
From: Kapsumbeiywet Farm, Soy
Last Seen: Near Testimony School, Eldoret
Wearing: Red cap, white t-shirt, beige trousers

📞 Contact Numbers:

  • 0750 859 967

  • 0707 752 233

  • 0714 583 924


💔 A Grim Discovery Near Simat

After nine days of searching, residents near Simat made a heartbreaking discovery — the lifeless body of the missing man. Local authorities were called to the scene and quickly sealed off the area to begin investigations.

The body was moved to a nearby mortuary where a postmortem examination will be conducted to determine the cause of death.


🚨 Authorities Seek Public Assistance

Law enforcement is now appealing to the public for any information that could shed light on Kiplimo’s movements or interactions on the night he disappeared. Witnesses or individuals with relevant details are encouraged to speak out to support the investigation.


⚠️ Growing Worry Over Missing Person Cases in Kenya

This incident adds to growing fears among Kenyans about the increasing number of people who go missing and are later found deceased. Many are calling on the government and local security agencies to implement more efficient response protocols and better protection measures for citizens.


🕯️ A Community in Mourning

As Kapsumbeiywet residents come to terms with this tragic loss, the focus now turns to justice and closure for the grieving family. Tributes continue to pour in both online and within the local community as people remember Kiplimo as a kind and quiet man whose life was cut short too soon.


Do you have information about this case?
Please reach out through the contact numbers shared above or report directly to the nearest police station.

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