SHOCKER: JACOB JUMA WAS ABDUCTED, TORTURED AND KILLED ELSEWHERE, POLICE ACCUSED OF COVER-UP? NEW CHILLING DETAILS EXPOSED

The alleged murder scene is some 40 metres from the beginning of the southern bypass and approximately 100 metres from the entrance to Lenana School. At the middle of the two-lane road, where a car is said to have blocked Juma’s Mercedes lies a fistful of broken glass.

The car swerved on the left and stopped after 10 metres. The driver avoided hitting a concrete electricity pole, merely scratching the front right of Juma’s bumper.

Relatives queried the possibility of Juma’s car being forced off the road into a ditch amid gunshots and have absolutely no damage on its frontage. The car’s bumper, headlights and indicators are all intact. Not even an inch of the car’s navy blue paint has been scratched off. The only visible damage is a scratch on the right side of the bumper.

“If he was forced off the road from the right, wouldn’t the damage be on the left, towards the direction his vehicle ground to a halt?” they asked.

A source close to the investigation said Juma’s car is now under 24 hour guard at Karen Police Station.

Karen Police district criminal investigations officer (DCIO) Kenneth Njoroge, the case lead investigator, says police have no leads on Juma’s killers but have appealed to whoever may have any information to pass it to them. Responding to accusations by the family that police tampered with the crime scene, he said scene of crime officers did their work and left at night.

Family members insist Juma he was assassinated by people who knew him well and chose to dump his body in an area that could perfectly be used to hide their heinous act.

Juma will be buried at his home in Mungore village in Bungoma County on May 14.

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