Mother of suspect in Eric Maigo murder breaks silence amid new claims of rape
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Suspect, Anne Adhiambo in Nairobi Hospital Finance Director Eric Maigo's murder pleads guilty
The moher of implicated girl in the murder of Nairobi Hospital Finance Director Eric Maigo says she had argument with her daughter over food on the fateful day.
The family of a suspect implicated in the murder of Nairobi Hospital Finance Director Eric Maigo has finally broken their silence.
It has since been revealed that the suspect spent that fatal night at her mother’s house there until well after 11 p.m.
On the day when Eric Maigo met his tragic end, he was spotted having fun with three women at a club on Ngong Road t around 10 pm.
The mother’s suspect claims on the fateful night, she had a heated argument over food.
In the morning, the mother realised that her daughter had disappeared during the night.
Subsequently, CCTV cameras captured the teenager’s presence five blocks away from the location where the murder allegedly occurred.
The house from which the suspect was seen jumping is not Eric Maigo’s residence, even though it is in the same neighborhood.
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Meanwhile, new revelations have emerged into the mysterious killing of Nairobi Hospital Acting Finance Director Eric Maigo who was stabbed to death.
Sources privy to the investigations intimated that the suspect now claims she stabbed Maigo in self-defence, and that she was a victim of rape.
She reportedly told detectives that Maigo picked her up by the roadside as she had been chased from her house due to a misunderstanding with her guardian.
The 16-year-old suspect was on Wednesday arraigned before Magistrate Zainabu Abdul at the Milimani Law Courts on a miscellaneous application filed by corporal Patrick Boge who indicated that police needed to conduct mental and age assessments on the suspect as required before one faces murder charges.
The court granted the application allowing detectives to detain the accused for the next 21 days pending investigations.
The suspect will undergo both age and mental assesment over the said period before standing trial.
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