INTRIGUES IN MARCY KEINOS DEATH

Mr Itere then goes on to say that the injuries on the body were consistent with the injuries on a body run over by a motor vehicle or motor vehicle, again nothing new here

The late Marcy Keino and Juja MP William Kabogo

I do not understand why the Commissioner of Police Mr Mathew Itere had to call the press to release, what in my considered view is a premature report. In his briefing to the press, Itere says that an autopsy report in his possession indicated that the body had severe injuries, a smashed head, multiple fractures on the arm, legs and bruises on other parts of the body, details that are well known to the public at the moment. So, what was the press briefings meant to achieve?

Mr Itere then goes on to say that the injuries on the body were consistent with the injuries on a body run over by a motor vehicle or motor vehicle, again nothing new here. What the Commissioner of Police and his investigating team failed to share with us is, at what point did Ms Marcy Keino find herself in the middle of the road, alone and in the dead of night? Did she commit suicide? But again, the police commissioner had mentioned earlier that there was no blood on the scene.

Kenyans were initially told that Mercy was followed by bodyguards of an MP the first time she attempted to storm out from the party after she differed with certain people. The second time she left, she was escorted by the guards whom she told she was waiting for a taxi. Which meant that she could properly communicate and that she was sober at that moment.

Mr Itere says that preliminary reports indicate that "more food and hot drinks and whisky was served when Juja Member of Parliament William Kabogo joined the group in the company of a male friend later identified only as Joram. Kenyans had been told earlier that Ms Keino does not drink, so what was it that they were celebrating that made Marcy presumably test alcohol for the first time in her life?

The Weekly Vision online suspects that most, if not all people at the party were drunk on whisky and wine as the police had indicated, and for that reason, the investigating team should never have relied on their version of events.

 Earlier reports had indicated that Ms Keino was against the inclusion of alcohol at the party because of her religious beliefs, the police are now saying she was drunk, at what point did she start drinking alcohol?

The police must up their investigating capabilities, they must also analyse what is contained in the CCTV footage on that night.