| Published Thu, May 17th 2018 at 10:49, Updated May 17th 2018 at 10:52 GMT +3Rev.Dr Bill Charles Fryda the founder of St Mary's Mission Hospital during an interview at the hospital on January 4,2018.photo: Kipsang Joseph/StandardAn American missionary at the center of St Mary's Missions Hospital ownership row has been charged with forgery and fraud. ALSO READ: Five best books that will grow your wealthThe Catholic priest was also charged with authoring a false document. SUSPECT LETTERFyrda is also accused of fraudulently writing to the bank's manager, Jane Chiffalu, purporting it to be from St Mary's and requesting for a change of signatories. Fryda is a key player in the five-year ownership dispute pitting him against the nuns for the control of the Sh3 billion mission hospital that serves thousands of poor patients in Nairobi and Elementaita. Also included in the tussle is a similar hospital in Nakuru, which the courts declared belongs to the nuns.

Source: Standard Digital May 17, 2018 07:52 UTC