Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti has strongly condemned the brutal killings of women whose mutilated bodies were discovered in Kware, Nairobi County. She has called for prompt investigations into the matter and urged the government to enhance protection for women and girls, emphasizing the urgent need to combat Gender Based Violence.
“As a woman leader and a mother, I demand swift investigation and assurance from the police that the culprits will be apprehended and brought to justice,” she stated.
Governor Ndeti also extended condolences to the families affected by this tragic incident, expressing hope that justice will be swiftly served.
Director of Criminal Investigations Mohamed Amin reported that, as of Sunday, ten bodies of females aged 18 to 30 had been recovered and stored at the City Mortuary. Initially believed to contain human remains, some bags were later found to contain carcasses of dogs. The motive behind these murders remains unknown.
Six bodies were found on Friday, two on Saturday, and two on Sunday, all at the same dump site but in varying stages of decomposition, yet suffering similar fates.
“The modus operandi was consistent across the cases. The victims were all females aged between 18 and 30,” Amin remarked.
