- Simon Warui, 26, died in a controversial environment while in detention at Mombasa Police Station after disappearing in Nairobi
- His family searched him up to the toilet and found him dead, and a corpse examination showed a neck breakdown, spinal cord injuries and ligature marks
- Authorities claimed he died while trying to escape, but human rights organizations question the account and where the officers were during the incident
- Activists also reported the absence of personal items and CCTV images that had not been released, thus raising suspicions of a dirty game and the possibility of hiding
Simon Warui’s family claims a response after dying in a vague case in detention at Mombasa police station.
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Warui, a resident of the Union Estate in Nairobi, allegedly disappeared from his home on Sunday, September 14.
The 26 -year -old’s relative spent many days in search of him, not knowing he had been taken to the coast.
However, the success came about when the family learned that Warui was in Mombasa, under police protection.
It is alleged that the family knew his restraint after using the Catholic body of the Catholic Church to contact his wife.
Previously, they felt a recovery to find him, but that hope changed quickly to shock and sadness because when they arrived at the police station, Warui was already dead.
“When we arrived that night, we did not go see her immediately, we first went to rest and plan to see each other in the morning, and we went to Central, and then we were sent DCI And his brother.
DCI took us to the police station, and when we arrived, we were shown to Simon … no one knew if he knew or if he was killed. We have no evidence of that, ” Said David Gicheha, a close friend, with tears.
What did Warui’s corpses show?
Geodfrey Gichuru, the cousin of Warui, expressed the despair of the family, emphasizing that they were only interested in the truth.
Gichuru explained that due to the fact, the family would be able to get justice for the boy and eventually be imprisoned.
“We got the news in shock and we just want to know what happened to Simon so we can be closed for this; if we can find answers from anyone involved, then we can seek justice for Simon,” Gichuru said.
A corpse examination conducted at the Main Teachers’ Hospital and Coastal Appeal revealed that Warui died from a heart attack caused by a neck breakdown, in conjunction with falling from height.
Additional injuries included a breakdown of the arm, head injury, bleeding of the spinal cord, and ligature marks.
Authorities claimed that Warui, who was being detained for a robbery case, died while trying to escape.
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Why have the righteous groups questioned the death of the Warui?
Human rights activists, however, are questioning this account, demanding answers about where the officers were on time when Warui allegedly died.
“How long or long when a person tries to climb dies? Edwin Shamir, a Huma Rights activist photographed.
Walid Sketty of Vocal Africa cited the situation as questionable, adding that Warui’s personal items have not yet been handed over.
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Sketty further indicated that there was a concealment in the matter, revealing that the CCTV record from the day Warui died was not yet clear.
“Even if he was climbing a wall, the police who were turned on the police station. He said.
Warui, the father of three, leaves back a family with a sad society claiming accountability.
How did Ojwang ‘die?
The death of the Warui is the same as the Albert Ojwanga blogger and a 31 -year -old teacher, who died at the hands of police in June in a confusing environment.
He was arrested at his parents’ home in Mawego by six officers and transported to Nairobi, where he was found dead a day later.
Previously, it was believed that Ojwang had published the front page of a controversial magazine called “Mafia Cop,” which involved a chief police officer in the corruption group.
His arrest and death raised questions about the involvement of others and if he was used and thrown into a power game.
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