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Kenyan Man in Belgium Arrested after Stabbing Wife to Death

Kenyan Man in Belgium Arrested after Stabbing Wife to Death

A 55-year-old Kenyan man based in Belgium has been arrested after allegedly killing his wife.

Belgian newspaper HLN reports that James Ololo drove to his wife’s house to plead with her to terminate a court case in which she applied for divorce.

James Ololo then refused to leave the residence and ended up engaging in a fight with Elizabeth Wafula Ololo and ended up stabbing her multiple times. Neighburs informed police of the incident, who arrived and arrested him.

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Neighbors said James Ololo has been engaging in frequent domestic confrontation with the deceased contributed mostly by alcohol and infidelity.

A prosecutor in charge of the region where Elizabeth was living said James Ololo grabbed a knife and stabbed Wafula several times after a quarrel ensued. “The victim ultimately succumbed to her injuries,” Gilles Blondeau added.

James Ololo and a friend known as Simeon Situma founded a company Kenya Experts Community a few years ago to assist Kenyans relocating to Belgium to establish businesses.

Elizabeth was a business lady and a member of the Association of Kenyan Diaspora in Belgium and Luxembourg and she is known for her charity works such as the Children’s Perfect Hope Foundation.

Close friends of Elizabeth said she had tried to separate with James for two years, but he has increasingly turned aggressive.

Comments (16)

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  1. KenyaOct 8, 2017

    So sad.

  2. Guest1Oct 8, 2017

    The problem here is that this guy 55 yrs seems to be a Gold Digger taking Advantage of Older Women.

  3. MamboOct 8, 2017

    This is a tragedy. The article says Mr.Ololo is 55 years old,but does not state the age of his estranged/deceased wife.How do you manage to conclude that he was a gold digger taking advantage of older women?

  4. RoselynOct 10, 2017

    It is a pity, I am a victim of serial abuse by my ex husband. i went thro torture.

  5. Kamau wa BananaOct 9, 2017

    Where do you get stuff from? Where does it say the woman was older than him? Killing is not okay but we cannot judge the guy before we know all the facts.

  6. GGOct 8, 2017

    So saddening indeed. Wonder if Belgium have civil and criminal protection or restraining order options to protect the victims from potential harassment and abuse. Look at that picture, the guy has his tusker besides him.

  7. Vitendawili OjingaOct 8, 2017

    It looks like a Guinness to me but oh how I wish he killed the dog and leave Elizabeth Wafula Ololo alone.

  8. KIPROPOct 8, 2017

    this in human so sad indeed

  9. OugiOct 8, 2017

    He is a low life just like the regular thugs we see from the lake.

  10. MLACHAKEOct 8, 2017

    What did folks from the lake region do to you? Why the vitriol? What's the difference between you (and many others on this forum and beyond) who hate others coz of tribe AND the racists in the US or elsewhere?

  11. GGOct 8, 2017

    @Mlachake, THANK YOU! Some people have real issues; their reality is distorted and i can only pray and hope that your rational questions can help them alter their thought process towards the right direction.

  12. GuestOct 8, 2017

    You are not any better than the killer himself,because you are a hater. Luos only sin is to fight for the rights of all Kenyans...So those people that slaughter Kenyans every single day in Nairobi are good people. They rob,they kill and even rape....You are disgusting.

  13. AttilaOct 9, 2017

    I know personally this person. My opinion is: we should not judge him. Anybody can arrive in situation when the solution is not easy. We don’t have to judge him. You can imagine that this person will arrive in prison with other criminals.
    He will receive how many years? That will be enough for him to spend his remaining life in jail. My opinion is very very sad. I knew the man he was let say kind an relax person. Voilà... we cab arrive in different situations, the life is not easy sometimes. I am so sorry for the wife who was murdered. I think he regret this so much. He won’t kill him I think in case he got a chance to go back in time. This is an excellent example: we don’t have two lifes to live. We have to appreciate our life and our wife’s too.

  14. GuestOct 15, 2017

    Truth is, they were never married. Truth is that she took James in the house as a good Samaritan when he had fallen upon hard times. He asked for a few weeks and rest is now history. During the court case the truth will come out but it will not never return Elisabeth to us. Nobody knows what possessed James but justice will be served in Belgium too.

  15. Teresa muchNov 1, 2018

    All I can say is even if he regrets a million times is actual name has changed to a murderer and Belgium’s laws he will never see the sun again there’s no kitu kidogo. Thank you God have mercy on the two families

  16. sarah bundotichNov 1, 2018

    what do you mean they were not married? their last names are the same and the dispute was about divorce. What are you talking about?

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