Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have today visited the alleged Kware serial killer house and recovered more items as exhibits.
According to reports, the detectives were accompanied by the accused Collins Jumaisi Khalisia to his house near Kware dumpsite and spent close to five hours in the rented house.
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Reports indicate that the DCI recovered a blood-stained hammer, a dressing mirror with fingerprints, a mattress, a blood-stained pillow, a red t-shirt, a pair of pliers, two kitchen knives, four pairs of women’s shoes and a ganny bag.
They also recovered a sisal and manila ropes and a notebook with hospital receipts with the name of a woman. Detectives claim to have found blood stains on the walls and floor which the suspect told them were from some of the victims.
Police said the suspect told them that he would take away the belongings of his victims and give them out to his friends or sell them. The items included mobile phones, clothes, cash, bags and other valuables.
The suspect is said to have targeted women from the slums where he stayed and he strangled the women in the process, left the body on a nylon paper in his house before he embarked on dismembering the body.
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The case has however received backlash from members of the public who both claim have never seen the suspect around their neighbourhood and relatives listed to the suspect have since denied affiliation with him.