Karatina: Puzzling CCTV Shows How Slain KMTC Girl's Boyfriend Led Her to Deadly Trap

,Puzzling CCTV footage has revealed the final moments of 20-year-old KMTC student Sheila Chebet before her tragic death, raising more questions than answers
The footage shows Sheila in the company of her lover, Vincent Bett, who is now the prime suspect in the murder investigation
The CCTV shows that Sheila had initially been heading toward the town, but Bett gestured for her to take a different route, unknowingly leading her into danger

A puzzling CCTV footage has captured how the slain KMTC girl Sheila Chebet was led to the spot where her lifeless body would later be found.

Twenty-year-old Sheila was found dead a few days ago, with her lover, Vincent Bett, being the prime suspect in her murder.

Details shared by Inooro TV indicate that the young woman met with the prime suspect at a bar before they went to the house of Bett’s friend on March 28, 2026.

CCTV shows Sheila’s last moments

CCTV from the fateful night shows Bett and Sheila leaving the house at 7.52pm, with the man seemingly leading the young woman towards the path leading to the area where her body was discovered.

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Sheila was already heading towards the town direction when Bett gestured her to take the detour, seemingly unaware of the danger that lay ahead.

Bett’s friend said that he later called and said they had been attacked, but did not divulge more details.

“He called me and said they had been attacked, and then he hung up. I called again, and he did not pick up, so I texted him, asking where he was and where the young woman was. He told me that he had left the young woman with the people who attacked them, and that he had her phone,” Edwin, Bett’s friend said.

He made a report of the attack the following morning, at 8am, just two hours before her body was discovered.

Kenyans mourn Sheila Chebet

Many Kenyans have taken to social media to mourn the young woman, especially in the wake of rising cases of femicide.

Here are some of the comments:

Maut Thomas said:

“We should teach our boys that it’s okay to move if they get rejected on anything.”

David Ngoro said:

“Sometimes kujua kucontrol hasira ni kitu ya muhimu sana kwa hii Dunia. It will save you from a lot of problems.”

Elvis Motari said:

“If only these students knew and understood the extent to which their parents go to secure their stay in school, they would really focus on their studies and leave alcohol alone… It’s good to date, but alcohol impairs your judgement.”