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Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale's Nephew Killed in a Car Fire in the US

Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale's Nephew Killed in a Car Fire in the US

Kakamega Senator Dr. Boni Khalwale has announced the death of his nephew Yul Brian Khalwale Ashiono, who was killed in a car fire in Federal Way, Washington on Thursday evening.

Through Facebook on Sunday, Senator Khalwale said Ashiono, 37, was the son of his late brother Capt. Gaeb Ashiono Khalwale.

“Friends & relatives are meeting under the efforts of Joe Mwangi, Stella Maritim, Mary Bwire & North West Community as we mourn,” he wrote.

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Just before 7 p.m., South King Fire and Rescue personnel and Federal Way officers responded to a vehicle fire in the 2600 block of South 298th Street, according to Commander Kurt Schwan.

Upon extinguishing the fire, Schwan said officials found the remains of a deceased male in the passenger seat of the vehicle, Federal Way Mirror reports.

Schwan said preliminary information does not suggest the fire was intentionally set, but the circumstances surrounding the incident are unclear. Detectives from the Criminal Investigation Section are investigating.

 

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  1. PPPianNov 13, 2022

    If it was NOT Due to Car WRECK, then Something sinister Happened; Self or Other.

  2. GGNov 13, 2022

    Found in passenger seat? Who was driving the vehicle? Did the driver escape the burning vehicle?

  3. MaxileyNov 13, 2022

    The car was found in the 2500 block.That's all we know so far. It could have been parked,which means that one person could have been in the passenger seat...

  4. JujuNov 13, 2022

    Looks like a homicide!

  5. Simon WakabaNov 14, 2022

    That is very suspicious. Police should investigate

  6. mkenya1234Nov 15, 2022

    @Simon... well thanks for that advise Sherlock, the police were just sitting on their hands waiting for you to tell them its suspicious and should investigate. Way to go Genius!

  7. SnoopyFeb 23, 2023

    Opinion ni free mauchungu pigia mother yako ukojoe ukalale pana let’s feelings hapa.you look like the perpetrator 😠🥸

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