UPDATE: The name of the husband has been released after next of kin was notified by the Dallas Police. The Kenyan man has been identified as Justice Mbaka who is the Son of Andrew Mbaka Omwega of office of the president in Kenya. Mr Justice Mbaka, 23, is believed to have shot his wife Cellia Lyons who was 20 years old before dousing the apartment in gasoline. The gasoline was not ignited and this probably saved the entire apartment complex from catching fire. According to neighbors, two shots were fired around midnight. None of the neighbors took any action at the time. Dallas Police had earlier been called to their apartment after the couple were involved in a scuffle over Mr. Mbaka’s cellphone use. No charges were filed at the time. The couple got married in 2008 in Dallas.
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Death Announcement Justice Mbaka
Its with great sorrow we announce the death of Justice Mbaka in Dallas Texas. Justice Mbaka,23,was found dead together with his wife at their Dallas Apartment. The late is the Son of Andrew Mbaka Omwega of office of the president. He was a nephew to Stephen Ogenche Omwega,Laywer Kisii,Former Resident Magistrate,Joel Omwega,Richard Mwebi,and Nahason Kembero Omwega of Busia Law courts among others. in kenya. Nahason orenge of New jersey. Nahason Ayunga of Kansas. Ayub zachary of MN Elijah Ombaso of MN. Lameck Simeka of Tx. Abel Mabeya of TX. Albert Ogenche of Wichita. Among other Relatives. The Body of Justice Mbaka is lying at Dallas county and his remains awaiting transportation to his fathers Rural home at Bosoti Sub location,Ibencho village Bomachoge Constituency. More Updates to come up soon. Any enquiries..call Nahason orenge 551 -998- 5101 Lameck Simeka 903-744-0697
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By STEVE THOMPSON / The Dallas Morning News stevethompson@dallasnews.com
A husband and wife were found dead Thursday morning in their far northeast Dallas apartment after what police say was likely a murder-suicide.
Dallas police say it appears the husband, 23, shot his wife, 20, before dousing their apartment with gasoline and turning the gun on himself. Their names are being withheld pending notification of their next of kin.
“This morning neighbors woke up to a strong smell of gas in the area,” said Senior Cpl. Kevin Janse, a police spokesman. “They weren’t sure where it was coming from.”
The neighbors called the fire-rescue workers, who came out to the apartments in the 11600 block of Audelia Road. Eventually, a maintenance man realized the smell was coming from the couple’s apartment, police said. Authorities discovered the bodies about 9:30 a.m.
“We’re not sure of his rationale or his motive for dousing the apartment with gasoline,” Janse said, “if he was intending to light it or what he was planning on doing.”
Had the gasoline been set on fire, it could have taken many lives, Janse said. “It possibly could have sent the whole complex up.”
Police believe the shootings may have occurred about midnight.
“Apparently some of the neighbors actually heard two gunshots around midnight,” Janse said.
“They didn’t call 911 or take any action at that time.”
Police were called to the apartments in May, when the wife reported she and her husband got into a scuffle over his cellphone use. The husband and wife, who, according to county records, were married last year, declined to pursue any charges against each other.
“From what the neighbors have been saying, and the maintenance and the management, there was possibly some family problems going on, and that’s what may have led to this,” Janse said. “But detectives are still trying to notify next of kin to get an exact idea of what was going on in the family.”
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