"Governor kabogo is still to blame for our daughters death" Mercy Keino's parents

Martin Oduor

October 22, 2016 2:40 PM

Joseph keino and Christine Keino continue to mourn the death of their daughter a Nairobi university journalism master’s student who was murdered on June 17,2011.

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Mercy Keino’s parents, Joseph keino and Christine Keino continue to mourn the death of their daughter a Nairobi university journalism master’s student who was murdered on June 17,2011.

Her lifeless body was found dumped on the left lane of waiyaki way where passerby’s saw it laying 100 meters from St marks church in Westlands in Nairobi.

Her parents have since been seeking help to solve the mystery behind their first born’s death that occurred at a party where governor Kabogo had been invited.

According to the the governor was recently declared ‘not guilty’ by magistrate Peter Ndigwa who was presiding over the Mercy Keino murder case.

Mercy Keino’s parents nevertheless feel that the governor had a hand in their daughter’s sudden passing. This is after CCTV footage surfaced showing the late Mercy Keino too intoxicated and literally ‘running’ away from the governor .

“It is unfortunate that instead of our daughter running towards Kabogo for safety, she was instead allegedly fleeing from the governor who was then a Member of Parliament.”

At this point nothing can be done for 55-year old Joseph Keino who wants to find out what happened to his daughter. He has however sworn not to forgive William Kabogo for his daughter’s death.

Martin Oduor