Homicide Detectives have made a major breakthrough in unraveling the puzzle surrounding the Kiambu killings, that left 5 people dead a few days ago.
Yesterday, the prime suspect in the murder 22-year-old Lawrence Simon Warunge, has led detectives to the spot where he disposed the murder weapons and other key exhibits at a pit latrine in Mai Mahiu.
Photos of Elizabeth Koki who was found murdered in her Syokimau home
The items will be crucial in placing the author of the heinous crime at the centre of the killings.
According to the detectives, the assailants made their way into the house through the rear door, where they found Lawrence’s mother, Annie , the wife of slain businessman and USA based nurse Nicholas Warunge, and hacked her to death before slitting her throat.
The commotion in the kitchen drew the attention of the second victim, Maxwell Njenga, Warunge’s 13-year-old nephew, who was confronted along the corridor and cut in the head and throat. Christian Njenga who detectives say was killed and his throat slit on his bed had just turned 13 on December 26, 2020.
Meanwhile the recovered items will be subjected to further forensic analysis at the DCI Forensic Lab, to provide a watertight case for the prosecution, once presented in court.
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