‎Tragedy in Epworth: Missing Man (23) Found Dead in Suspected Suicide

 

‎By Paida Mpinyuri.

‎Harare -,  A cloud of grief and shock has settled over the Domboramwari community following the grim discovery of 23-year-old Anesu Shereni’s body in his home on Friday evening.

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Shereni, who had been missing for three days, is suspected to have taken his own life.

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‎The discovery was made after neighbors grew concerned by a pungent odor emanating from the residence and the sight of flies swarming around the doors and windows.

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‎Local police attended the scene yesterday, confirming that Shereni’s body had remained undiscovered for approximately three days.

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While official investigations are ongoing, authorities have noted that the presence of poisonous substances near the body suggests a case of suicide.

 

‎”The body had been in the house for about three days before it was discovered,” a police spokesperson stated.

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“The matter is a suspected suicide, and while investigations are underway, the body remains at the scene pending further procedures.”

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‎For the Shereni family, the news is a devastating blow.

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His aunt, Tracy Kanjani, recalled speaking to him on February 18th—the day he went missing—with no inkling that it would be their final conversation.

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‎”When I heard the news, I was in shock,” Kanjani said.

‎ “When I arrived at the scene, there were poison substances and the body was already in a state of decomposition.”

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‎His father, Gift Shereni, expressed profound pain, struggling to reconcile the quiet nature of his son with the sudden tragedy. “We were in communication, but he never said anything [was wrong], which is the most painful part,” he shared.

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‎While the police have not officially confirmed a motive, local sources suggest that Shereni had recently faced a significant personal crisis. It is reported that he had been raising a four-year-old child whom he believed to be his own, only for his ex-girlfriend to recently reveal that he was not the biological father.

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‎Neighbors described Shereni as a “quiet person who mostly kept to himself,” a trait that may have contributed to his disappearance going unnoticed for several days.

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‎This tragic incident has sparked an urgent dialogue within the Epworth community regarding mental health and the “silent” struggles faced by young men.

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Local residents are now emphasizing the importance of checking on loved ones, especially those who live alone or are known to be reserved.

‎TOP PIC: Neighbors gather, waiting for the Police to remove the deceased’s body.

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