In traditional Kalenjin culture, suicide was seen as a severe curse. To quickly rid the home of bad omens, the body was buried hastily, without the usual daytime ceremonies, public mourning, or traditional vigils. Elders also performed strict cleansing rituals. The body arrived at her parentsโ home at exactly 7.15 p.m where elders performed the cleansing ritual before she was buried a few minutes past midnight. However, she was buried on her own land, not at her parentsโ home.
The husbandโs family was informed about the cleansing ritual and invited to participate, but the husband refused, insisting that he should be given the body so that he could bury her. The ceremony was conducted under tight security provided by the government.
The guy is fighting a losing battle. Thinking of Exhuming the body is daydreaming. He tormented her while she was alive, the family couldn't allow him to do the same when she's already dead. May Yehova Wanyonyi remember his poor pipoos in that thing called Mareej.
Hiyo story ya Rosemary wa KCB is the real show of how men can really be shitty.Ata kama angekuwa relative wangu I would never allow an abuser to keep her body.
Lakini watu hufikia point gani that they get to be that evil,I do not really get it.
@Hilenceee I'll tell you what...some people's lives would've played WAY better had they not been with a serious partner so early....
And statistically, looking at the divorce rates, most people wish they didn't meet that "serious partner" at all.