- The MP Ongho Were suffered five gunshot wounds, with bullets destroying vital organs of his body such as the heart, lungs, liver and aorta vein and caused his death
- State Patriarch Johansen Oduor conducted a corpse investigation on Monday, May 5, to confirm the source of the death of the politician
- The process was witnessed by senior leaders including Homa Bay MP in Peter Kaluma
The source of the death of Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ongo Were has been confirmed following a dead body on Monday, May 5, by Pathologist Dr Johansen Oduor.
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Oduor revealed that the MP died of severe bleeding in the body and the failure of various joints after being shot five.
The bullets hit him in the chest, hands and spine, where at least one was stuck in his back.
Several other bullets passed through vital organs such as the heart, lungs, liver and aorta, the injuries that Oduor said could not be saved in any case.
“Were was shot a total of five times. There are two shooting injuries to the left arm, where one shot was stuck on the arm and the other came out. There are also two injuries to the left side of the chest and from the right. Oduor explained.
He confirmed that there were no other physical injuries except those of the shooting alone.
The corpse of the corpse was attended by several officials, including Homa Bay City MP Peter Kaluma, who chairs the deceased’s funeral committee.
Were’s shooting took place on Wednesday, April 30, along the Ngong road near the city’s mochari.
Studies show that the attacker was tracking the MP on a motorcycle before going down and shooting him closely.
These findings come when the authorities are increasing investigative efforts on the killings, which have sparked strong accusations and calls for justice from all political parties.
Who were mentioned as suspected of killing Ongo Were?
Four suspects linked to the murder of Kasipul MP were taken to the JKIA court, but did not take any position because they asked for more time to find attorneys to defend them.
The suspects were identified as William Imoli, Juma Ali Haikai, Douglas Wachiri Wambugu, and David Kagame.
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) asked the court to allow detectives to detain the suspects for 30 days to complete the ongoing investigation.
In the request, the DPP also requested that every suspect be detained at a separate police station – Ruaraka, Muthaiga, Capital Hill, and Kilimani – to prevent the possibility of conspiracy or intervention of witnesses and evidence.
A police officer is linked to the murder of a member of the MP.
In another incident, a chief suspect allegedly shot at Were to Kufa was arrested along the road Thika near the United States International University (UND).
According to reports, the suspect from Migori County, was obtained with a Certificate of Administrative Police Service (APS) during his arrest.
It is said he claimed that he is still a police officer The servant, though he had not been at work for a while.
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