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Former Miss Africa contestant stabbed to death in London


Linah-Keza-Miss-African-Contestant 

 

 
 A Miss Africa 2010 contest has been found dead in London. The MailOnline reports
A young model was found stabbed to death with her three-year old-daughter ‘crying next to her in a pool of blood’, friends said today.

The body of Linah Keza, 29, understood to have taken part in Miss Africa 2010, was found at a flat in King Edward Road, Leyton, early yesterday morning.

She is believed to have had a panic button installed by police.
The case has been referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission, which will look at contact police had with her and a 38-year-old man who has been arrested over her death.
London Ambulance Service paramedics accompanied police to the address just before 4.30am, but

Linah, a Rwandan national living in London, was pronounced dead at the scene.
It is understood that her daughter was at the address at the time of the attack, according to a family friend.

Herbert Muhire said: ‘[Her] daughter is being taken care of and treated for trauma and other consequences as she was found crying next to the mother who was in a pool of blood.
‘Family and friends have been briefed how she was killed and died a gruesome death.
 
‘Everything is being done that Linah’s body be brought and buried in respect at home in Kigali [Rwanda].’ Tributes to Linah from friends and relatives were left on a Facebook page set up soon after her death.
Azun Jezan wrote: ‘So sad, may her Soul rest in peace and her daughter and family be strong on these difficult sad time.’

Another, Justine Twongyeirwe, wrote: ‘Will miss your smile darl linah. RIP’
This morning, the page had over 500 members and some had posted images of Linah, who had worked as a model and studied social work at the University of Wolverhampton.
According to police, a 38-year-old man was arrested after handing himself in at a north London police station yesterday.

A police spokesman said: ‘A murder investigation has been launched after woman was attacked in Leyton.
‘Police called by London Ambulance Service at 4.29am on Wednesday to reports of a stabbing.
‘Officers and London Ambulance Service attend and a 29-year-old woman was pronounced dead at the scene.’

A post-mortem was scheduled to take place at 11am this morning at Walthamstow Mortuary.

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