The body of Martin Mwau, the second of three men who went missing in Mlolongo on December 16 of last year, has been found at the Nairobi Funeral Home.
This discovery follows the earlier identification of Justus Mutumwa’s body at the same morgue.
Mwau went missing alongside Mutumwa and Karani Muema, and for over a month, their families have been searching for answers.
According to Mutumwa’s family, his body was collected from Ruai and transported to the morgue on December 18, just two days after his disappearance.
It remains unclear where Mwau’s body was recovered before being brought to the Nairobi Funeral Home.
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The discovery of Mwau’s body has raised further concerns about the circumstances surrounding the disappearance and deaths of the three men.
The case has been met with repeated denials from top police officials regarding the men’s whereabouts.
After ignoring multiple court summons, Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja and Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Mohammed Amin finally appeared in court on Thursday, where they denied knowing the whereabouts of the missing men.
Amin claimed that the investigation is still ongoing. The whereabouts of Karani Muema remain unknown.
