In a startling turn of events, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has released gripping images captured by a CCTV surveillance camera, shedding light on a female suspect’s hasty escape from the residence of the slain Nairobi Hospital finance boss, Eric Maigo. The released images, disseminated through DCI’s X account (formerly Twitter), have ignited a fervor of interest and apprehension among the public.
Eric Maigo’s life came to a gruesome end on the morning of September 15 when he was mercilessly stabbed 25 times. The motive behind this horrifying act remains shrouded in mystery, but the DCI is determined to unravel the truth and bring the perpetrators to justice.
The images released by DCI depict a harrowing scene, with the suspect seen darting away from the crime scene through a backdoor. Her identity remains undisclosed, and her role in this heinous crime is yet to be determined. The public is now urged to come forward with any information that could lead to the immediate arrest of this elusive suspect.
Adding to the chilling narrative, DCI disclosed the discovery of two blood-stained knives at the crime scene, strongly suspected to be the murder weapons. These grim findings underscore the brutal nature of Eric Maigo’s demise and intensify the urgency of the ongoing investigation.
While one suspect, Cynthia Lusega, has been apprehended and presented in court, the police have secured a five-day custody extension to facilitate further investigations.
It is believed that Cynthia Lusega may possess crucial information or have had some involvement with the primary suspect, as evidence suggests their presence together prior to Maigo’s tragic murder.
As the nation watches in suspense, the DCI continues its relentless pursuit of justice, aiming to unravel the web of mystery surrounding Eric Maigo’s untimely death. The haunting images of the fleeing suspect serve as a stark reminder that justice must be served, and the truth will eventually come to light in this gripping tale of intrigue and tragedy.
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