She was charged that on December 27, 28 in 2009 at King’ong’o Estate, she jointly with others not before court murdered Okwayo. In his judgement, Justice Jairus Ngaah noted there was no evidence as suggested by Njeri of some unruly mob fatally assaulting the deceased. “There was also no evidence to prove Njeri was provoked in anyway,” the court in a judgement delivered through video conferencing, observed. The judge, noted that Njeri made a report of assault two hours after Okwayo had died as per the police Occurrence Book (OB) at Nyeri police station. The court, he added, found and held the view she was guilty of murder as charged and convicted.

Source: Standard Digital April 18, 2020 21:00 UTC