New details have emerged from the ongoing investigation and autopsy of the bodies recovered from Shakahola Forest. The government pathologist is working tirelessly to complete the task, hoping to retrieve more bodies by next week. Shockingly, among the recovered bodies, a woman was discovered with distressing symptoms.
According to the pathologist, the woman had bled severely from her uterus before she passed away. It is suspected that she may have died after giving birth as a result of losing a significant amount of blood. This revelation has highlighted the fact that the victims in the forest died under different circumstances. Some had shown signs of being struck with a blunt object on the head, while others may have perished due to childbirth complications.
The ongoing investigation into the Shakahola Forest tragedy continues to reveal more disturbing details, leaving many to wonder about the circumstances surrounding the deaths of those who lost their lives.
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" We found one lady. She had delivered recently, and there were what looked like complications of the delivery. She bled in the uterus, " Odour stated.
This has given an image of all the mysterious things that could have been happening in Shakahola Forest which has many heartbroken families.
The national government of Kenya has announced some positive news for the families of those affected by the tragedies in Shakahola. The government has promised that, due to the ongoing investigations, no one will be charged for DNA tests to identify their loved ones. Despite the ongoing exhumation of bodies, the public is still awaiting the verdict in the case of Paul Mackenzie.
This is a welcome move by the government, particularly given the current economic challenges being faced by many Kenyans.
Yesterday, Ezekiel Odero, who had been detained by the police on account of criminal allegations, was freed after posting a 1.5 million dollar cash bond. He can now go back to his regular routine as he waits for the verdict, which is expected soon. Despite appeals for his 30-day detention, it was finally determined that there wasn't enough evidence to justify a thorough inquiry.
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