Deep Inside The Homicide Killing Of Esther Wambui alias Bobo Shanti and Her Already Fallen Gang Which Was Involved in Eastleigh Theft Of 3.9 Million

woman found dead along with two other suspects in connection with a shooting in Eastleigh two weeks ago in which a businessman lost Sh3.9 million can now be released.

The woman, identified only as Esther Wambui alias Bobo Shanti, was abducted by unknown persons who were going to buy a car in Mombasa along with two other suspects.

On the evening of Wednesday, April 3, Esther Fredrick Kopo alias Frick and Ceylan Kibe went to buy a car.

Three men approached them and told them that they were in no rush to buy their car, which they decided to do because they knew a better place.

The three men then offered to show another showroom in a coastal town where they could get more traffic.

As soon as they left the yard, they were tied to the waiting car.

It is not known how they died in Nairobi County and their bodies were cremated in three different ways before being taken to the city mortuary.

Esther’s body was buried in a Land Cruiser belonging to the Juja Police Station.

“The body was found somewhere in Juja,” said a police official who spoke on condition of anonymity and was not authorized to speak to the media.

For now, the family is holding a funeral in Kiamaiko, the Mathare constituency where he grew up.

However, the tent set up as part of the funeral is located in front of the school and people usually gather there every evening.

Two annexes, where funeral arrangements are being made, houses the Kibbeh, which has been buried according to Muslim tradition.

The Kenya Human Rights Council (KHRC) condemned the three deaths and said police could arrest and prosecute them if they believe they were involved in the shooting.

“It is important that they are arrested and brought to justice. In such cases, the procedure to be followed is very clear,” said Martin Mavenjina from KHRC.

Two, Frick and Kibe, are believed to have been part of the crew that attacked Mr. Adan Ali Mohammed, who was riding a motorcycle along Muratina Street, Eastleigh.

The incident that took place on Saturday, March 30, was caught on CCTV.

They then took Mr Mohammed’s bag containing Sh3.9 million before fleeing the scene. Mr. Mohammed is currently fighting for his life at the Health Gate Hospital.