DJ, 27, was killed at a club after refusing to play a song.

Salim Moriasi, also known as DJ Goodie’s, reportedly died after being beaten up while working at a nearby hotel in Kilifi County, Kenya.

The 27-year-relatives old’s said that he died on Christmas Day at about 1:00 am after an altercation at the County Lux Comfort Hotel in Marikanani.

According to the late entertainer’s family representative George Abuga, he suffered injuries that led to his death when he refused to perform a song that some of the partygoers had requested.

The DJ passed away while undergoing treatment at the Mariakani Sub-county Hospital after being sent there in a hurry.

According to Abuga, the deceased died of cardiorespiratory arrest and a serious head injury as a result of an autopsy performed at the Coast General Hospital morgue.

I went to the postmortem, he said. Damage to the body suggested that a combatant was responsible.

In addition to claiming that DJ Goodie’s employer tried to obstruct the inquiry into the tragedy, the family also charged the club’s management of misrepresenting the deceased’s status at the Mariakani Sub-county Hospital despite the fact that he had been employed by them for six years.

According to the hospital’s report, those who scheduled DJ Goodie at the facility indicated he had fallen down some steps.

The murder, according to the same club’s long-time employee, was allegedly committed by an unidentified Kenyan man, Abuga said. There are several videos showing the cold-blooded murder of our son by recognized individuals, and as of yet, no one has been taken into prison.

“Those who transported him to the hospital informed the physician that he was an intoxicated man who had been discovered on the floor. But after examining him, the doctor suggested a CT scan. We request that the police act quickly to apprehend the murderers.

Alexander Makau, the commander of Kaloleni Sub County Police, who verified the occurrence, stated that the suspected murder is the subject of an ongoing investigation.

Makau said that the police had taken CCTV video from the nightclub for examination.