Who Was Memusi Sankok, David Ole Sankok Son Who Shot Himself Dead?

The death of Memusi Sankok, son of nominated MP David Ole Sankok, came as a shoc, as the young 15-year-old Form Four student committed suicide.

On Monday afternoon, May 2, Memusi Sankok, the teen son of nominated MP David Ole Sankok, attempted suicide in their Narok home.

According to reports, the 15-year-old shot himself in the chin at their residence in Ewaso Nyiro trading center and died instantly. People are more interested in learning about the case now that the shocking news has been broadly published in the media.

David Ole Sankok Son Memusi Sankok Biography

Memusi Sanokok was a 15-year-old student at Kericho High School. There is not much to share about the young Sankok, while his father, David Ole, is a nominated Member of Parliament representing Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) in the National Assembly, little is known about the young Snakok.

The MP, who was nominated by the ruling Jubilee Party, is a former Chairman of the National Council of Persons with Disability (NCPWD). Moreover, he has served as a member or chairman of various committees, like the Committee on Selection, Chairman FINAD, the Departmental Committee on Labor and Social Welfare, and others.

Memusi Sankok Shot Himself Dead: Death Details

When the incident occurred, the firstborn of a family of five, who was about to start Form Four at Kericho High School, was said to be alone in the house.

After taking the pistol from his father’s bedroom safe in their home in Ewaso Nyiro, Narok county, the teenage Sankok committed the act. The bullet was claimed to have pierced and passed through the right side of the teenager’s head after he shot himself under the chin.

Officers from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have taken the pistol used by the legislator’s son for a ballistic evaluation.

As reported, even after being provided all of the necessary resources, Memusi disagreed about going back to school. He spoke with his father just hours before the incident, who advised him to return to school. His father left for a meeting in his hotel in Narok town, and he was handed the requisite pocket money.

After, the child walked into his father’s room to retrieve his gun, walked to his room, locked it, and shot himself in the head.

Neighbors who responded to the site reported hearing a single gunshot, prompting them to run to the location, only to discover the young boy dead. The deceased’s body was sent to the Narok Teaching and Referral Hospital.

Memusi Sankok Family In Shock

Memusi Sankok’s family must be saddened after the tragic incident.

Words are insufficient to explain the pain that his family and relatives are experiencing. We send our sincere sympathies to Memusi Sankok’s family.

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