A scream disrupted the quiet routine of the Aromo Town Council. Susan Acen, the mayor’s wife, stumbled out of her house, terrified. The story traveled quickly: Robert Odongo, the adored mayor, had died, his body stuffed in a sack beneath their marriage bed.
Emmanuel Odongtoo, a local leader, arrived to request a loan from the mayor. Acen’s panicked denial of her husband’s presence sent shivers down his spine. Curiosity bit at him. The mayor lay deceased, confirmed by a terrible bulge beneath the bed. Acen vanished, leaving a shadow of suspicion behind.
A mob, spurred by sadness and wrath, swept through the streets. Acen, cornered, was hauled back to face a bizarre version of justice. The police, overwhelmed, were a weak barrier to the torrent of wrath. They wrestled Acen away, offering a glimmer of hope for due process. However, the mob was a ravenous beast, and they snatched their prey in the midst of the police station commotion.
The night was filled with the echoes of a violent reckoning. Acen, the woman enveloped in suspicion, died, becoming yet another victim in this gruesome death dance. Two bodies lie cold, their confessions spoken to the breeze. Was Acen a smart killer or a lady entangled in a terrible web? Only time and a relentless investigation will reveal the horrible truth about the mayor’s murder.