The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) boss Amin Mohammed Amin has revealed three possible scenarios that led to the killings and dumping of bodies in Kware dumpsite amid hostility.
According to the DCI boss, the way and method of killing and dumping of bodies that have been found in Kware dumpsite is no way related to the recent infamous abductions due to anti-government protests.
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Speaking on Sunday, the boss said that his agency has narrowed down to three possible reasons that there were mostly females that have been found and the way they have been killed and dumped, noting a similar way of execution and dumping.
Despite his investigation team facing hostility while conducting their investigations, the boss has narrowed down to possible instances of cults, serial killers or rogue medical practitioners harvesting body organs from the victims.
However, the boss urged the public to give the investigations team a good and conducive working environment to expedite investigations into the case which has attracted nationwide attention.
“If you look at the age, gender, and how the bodies have been disguised and packaged and including the choice of where to dispose the bodies were all the same. Therefore, the three possible outcomes might be the only explanation.
The discovery of the bodies in Kware dumpsite come just weeks after the anti-government protests rocked the country that saw several kenyans killed and others abducted over their involvement.
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However, as of Sunday, the investigators were yet to link the discovery of the bodies at Kware dumpsite to the abducted kenyans during the protests, with most of the bodies discovered identified as female.