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Man tells court how he killed his girlfriend, burnt her body

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By Sam Kiplagat Murder, they say, will always cry out or as English playwright William Shakespeare put it, 'though it has no tongue, it will speak with most miraculous organ'. Lincoln Abraham Ng'iendo killed, burnt and dumped his victim's body in the thickets of Tatu City in Nairobi, then put a 328-kilometre distance between himself […]

Source: Kenya Today

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