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12-year-old girl arrested in connection with Msando's murder
The 12-year old girl was arrested in...
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According to Police officers, the girl was arrested in Awendo Migori County.
She was later brought to Nairobi and appeared before the Kiambu Juvenile court and thereafter remanded at Muthaiga Police Station.
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The detention for a period of seven days will enable detectives finalise their investigation.
The official report from the chief government Pathologist Johansen Oduor revealed that the late Chris Msando died from a strangulation.
“He died from strangulation and he also had incisions on his right arm, but the rest of the body was intact” said Johansen Oduor.
The postmortem examination was conducted at Lee Funeral home under the witness of Msando’s relatives and a private Pathologist.
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Earlier on Police had already arrested three suspects in relation to the murder of Chris Msando.
However, his wife and the bar attendant of the last spot he had a drinking have been interrogated by police.
In a statement, police said Msando was on Friday night spotted at Club 7 along Koinange Street with Ms Ngumbu and another man.
The waiter at the club told the police that the man left earlier but Msando and Ngumbu left at around 1am.
The former IEBC ICT manager was laid to rest on Saturday, August 19. He has left behind a wife and four children, aged between 2 and 10 years old.
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