unsure if Wanjiru intended suicide or jumped out of rage, and are investigating the circumstances related to Njeri and his female companion that led to his death. In May 2017, while testifying during an inquest into Wanjiru's death, his mother Hannah Wanjiru said at the Milimani law court that she believes her son was murdered. His mother claimed at an inquest into his death that her son was murdered by six men who had conspired with his wife Trizah Njeri. During the inquest at the Milimani court that sought to establish whether Wanjiru was murdered or jumped to his death, a former chief government pathologist said he was convinced that Wanjiru was hit by a blunt object after he had jumped from the balcony of his home, landing on his legs, or possibly he was pushed then struck. Achievements Awards 2005 Kenyan Most Promising Sportsman of the Year award. 2008 Kenyan Sportsman of the Year Award. Personal bests Most information taken from IAAF profile. Key: † = World junior record, ‡ = Unofficial References External links Focus on Athletes article from IAAF Samuel Kamau's Story at Peak Sports Management Rosa & Associati profile Samuel Wanjiru reviews after Rotterdam half marathon Samuel Wanjiru: End of the Run – slideshow by Life magazine 1986 births 2011 deaths Kikuyu people People from Laikipia County Kenyan male long-distance runners Kenyan male marathon runners Chicago Marathon male winners London Marathon male winners Olympic athletes of Kenya Olympic gold medalists for Kenya Medalists at the 2008 Summer Olympics Athletes (track and field) at the 2008 Summer Olympics Kenyan expatriate sportspeople in Japan Olympic gold medalists in athletics (track and field) Recipients of the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races Best Marathon Runner Award Deaths from falls