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Mbobu, Mutiso murders: 15 arrests, nine charges and mystery of one man still on the run

Mbobu, Mutiso murders: 15 arrests, nine charges and mystery of one man still on the run

Anthony Mwangi Kamau remains at large after being linked to 15 arrests and nine charges related...

Lawyer Kyalo Mbobu was brutally shot dead by two assailants on a motorbike.

For now, Anthony Mwangi Kamau is managing to outrun the long arm of the law.

After 15 arrests, nine of which have led to charges for the twin murders of lawyer Mathews Kyalo Mbobu and researcher Victoria Nthunya Mutiso, it is only Mwangi that police have linked to the murder but failed to apprehend.

At some point, defence lawyers became emotional and the judge sent them out momentarily.

Police Inspector Kenneth Kipkemboi Sang was arrested along Eldoret’s Uganda Road last Saturday.

The suspect was arrested in Eldoret after being on the run for 10 months.

The murder suspect was arrested after he returned to Kenya from Uganda to finalise the vehicle sale deal.

After months on the run, he was allegedly attempting to sell a vehicle to raise money for daily upkeep.

Locals are using makeshift coolers made of wet blankets and 10-litre jerrycans to keep drinking water cold.

Clerk wants the court to award him Sh2.1 million.

The international rugby player is pushing for reduced plastic use and more sustainable practices in sport.

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