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Kenya: Woman Held After Tenant She Evicted Left Human Body in Her House

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Nancy Wanja Njuguna is held at Buruburu police station alongside two men - a casual labourer she hired to remove the body of the woman cut into several pieces and wrapped with wedding decor materials, and a garbage collector who dumped the body.

Inspector John Kanampiu of Buruburu DCI offices on Tuesday told Makadara law courts that the body of the adult woman was retrieved from Ms Njuguna's rental house rented to a suspect at large - David Migwi Kariuki- before it was dumped with the decor materials.

Ms Njuguna is held alongside Kennedy Otieno Omar whom she hired to remove the bales of the materials that wrapped the body of the deceased, and Nicholas Kimanthi hired to dump the "items".

The body had been left inside Ms Njuguna's house leased to Kariuki who has since disappeared.

"After locking the house, the suspect who is on the run came back, broke into the house taking his belongings and leaving behind huge bales of wedding decor materials and a blue water tank," Kanampiu stated in an affidavit filed in at the Makadara law courts.

Source: allAfrica.com

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