- On January 31, Justus Mulumwa and Martin Mwau were found dead several weeks after reportedly disappeared from the sequence
- A report of a corpse of a corpse released by Pathologist Richard Njoroge signifies the kidnappers died a painful death
- Njoroge explained that the slave body had many abdominal injuries, chest and head signs that there was a struggle when he died
Nairobi – A dead examination report revealed the cause of the death of two kidnapped men in the sequence, Machakos County in December 2024.
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Justus Surule and Martin Mwau, kidnapped, were found dead on January 31 after a couple of weeks.
The slave family said his body was collected from Ruai and sent to Nairobi Funeral Home on December 18, 2024, just two days after he was reported to disappear.
How the JUTUS SUMMER DEATH
An examination of the corpse conducted by Pathologist Richard Njoroge revealed that the two died from numerous abdominal and chest injuries caused by a dull thing.
Addressing reporters on Wednesday, February 5 at the Nairobi funeral, Njoroge revealed that the two bodies were already rotten in large numbers when the investigation was conducted.
According to Njoroge, the body of the slave had many abdominal injuries, chest and head signs that there was a struggle when he died.
“For the first body (a slave), there were many abdominal injuries, chest, and head and we also have defense injuries on the hands. It seems there was a struggle. ” Njoroge described how it was reported by Ktn News.
What does the report of the corpse say about the death of Martin Mwau
For Mwau, a disease specialist concluded that he was hanged to death as there were injuries to the neck muscles.
“The second body (Mwau) was severely damaged. The main result was a head injury or head. He also had a back wall of the abdomen and chest injuries. Again, it was many injuries. Another main discovery on the second body was wounds in the muscles of the neck strap. So we came to the conclusion that the cause of the second body's death was the compression of the guide neck, “The disease specialist said.
What Maraga said about the rise of kidnapping cases
Meanwhile, the former Chief Justice David Maraga He criticized the growing cases of kidnapping and murder, warning that such actions threaten the basis of Kenyan democracy.
He referred to their deaths as a sufficient reminder of the growing culture of apathy and apathy of human life.
Retired Chief Justice, known for his strong position on the composition of the constitution and human rights, emphasized the need for immediate action to end the loss of arbitrary killings.
He also called on the authorities to release all Kenyan youth who were banned without communication, saying that the continued violence against the youth is a spot in the national conscience.
He warned that failure to take action against such violence could remove the public's confidence in the government and the justice system.
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