This is after an autopsy conducted on the bodies of Alvina Mutheu (3) and Henry Jacktone (4) yesterday returned inconclusive results. Chief Government Pathologist Johansen Oduor said that the two bodies were too decomposed for him to find out the reason for their death. “We could not establish the cause of the deaths of the children because their bodies had decomposed and had experienced a lot of deterioration. There has been massive tissue loss and maggot infestation that hindered us from drawing a firm conclusion,” Dr Johansen said. A forensic entomologist will be able to analyse the samples and tell exactly when the two children died, a process that will take another three to four weeks.

Source: Daily Nation July 08, 2020 11:48 UTC