Second Body of Missing Mlolongo Men Found at City Mortuary

According to their families, the three had left their homes that morning to attend to their respective businesses and workplaces but never returned.

Mutumwa’s family, cleimed that his body was collected from Ruai and taken to the City Mortuary on December 18, just two days after he went missing.

However, by the time of publishing, it remains unclear where Mwau’s body was recovered before being taken to the facility.

IG Kanja, DCI Amin Appear in Court Over Abductions

After ignoring multiple court summons, Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja and Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Mohammed Amin finally appeared in court on Thursday January 30, where they denied any knowledge of the missing men’s whereabouts.

Amin stated that the matter remains under investigation.

In his submission, Amin confirmed that reports of missing persons were officially recorded at Athi River and Mlolongo police stations on December 21, 25, and 26, 2024.

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Further, he stated that upon receiving these reports, he was given explicit instructions by the Inspector General of Police to ensure thorough investigations were conducted.

Amin also said that none of the missing individuals are in the custody of the National Police Service (NPS).

“Pursuant to that directive, I instructed my deputy director of investigations Paul Wachira, to take over the contact of those cases and ensure that reports are conclusively investigated and the findings forwarded to the ODPP for further directions,” Amin said.

He added, “The investigations are still ongoing and at an appropriate time, the files will be forwarded to ODPP, complete with our findings and recommendations.”

“The missing persons are not under the custody of the National police Service. We have not arrested them, and they are not under our custody. We can neither produce their bodies nor can we formally refer any charges against them.”