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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. “Obado murder trial updates”
2. “Obado trial proceedings”
Former Migori Governor Okoth Obado’s murder trial resumes for a week-long hearing today. The prosecution has only three witnesses left before closing its case, including Sergeant Hassan from Homa Bay and Chief Inspector Ole Sena. Chief Inspector Clement Mwangi, the lead investigating officer, will also testify. Obado, his assistant Michael Oyamo, and clerk Caspal Obiero are on trial for Sharon’s murder and her unborn child’s death in 2018. DNA test results confirmed Obado as the father. Meanwhile, an armed criminal impersonating EACC detectives and issuing fake Integrity Clearance Certificates has been arrested. The imposter, with a criminal history, will be arraigned at Milimani Law Courts.
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1. “Key updates in Obado murder trial”
2. “Insights into Obado trial proceedings”
Former Migori Governor Okoth Obado’s Murder Trial Resumes in Homa Bay
Former Migori Governor Okoth Obado’s murder trial is set to resume for hearing today in Homa Bay. The case, which has been ongoing for some time now, will be heard throughout the entire week. The prosecution has indicated that they only have three witnesses left before they close their case.
Key Witnesses in the Case
One of the key witnesses in the trial is Sergeant Hassan from Homa Bay, who was involved in the investigation from the beginning. Sergeant Hassan has crucial information regarding the exhibits and groundwork details of the case. Following him will be Chief Inspector Ole Sena, who will be analysing data provided by Safaricom. The final witness will be Chief Inspector Clement Mwangi, who is the lead investigating officer in the matter.
Details of the Case
In this case, the former county chief is one of the individuals on trial for the murder of Sharon and her unborn child. Alongside him are his assistant Michael Oyamo and clerk Caspal Obiero. The tragic incident took place on September 3, 2018, in Homa Bay. Results of a DNA test conducted on the foetus conclusively proved that Obado was the father of Sharon’s unborn child.
Arrest of Imposter Issuing Fake Integrity Certificates
In a separate development, an armed and dangerous criminal has been apprehended for impersonating EACC detectives and issuing fake Integrity Clearance Certificates to job seekers. The individual, who has a history of convictions and recently ran for a Parliamentary seat in the 2022 general elections, was arrested on Saturday and is currently being held at Kilimani Police Station. He is expected to be arraigned at Milimani Law Courts for plea taking.
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Both of these cases highlight the importance of thorough investigations and the pursuit of justice in the legal system. The proceedings in Homa Bay and the arrest of the imposter serve as reminders of the complexities and challenges faced in ensuring accountability and upholding the law.
As the cases progress, it is essential to stay informed and engaged with the legal processes to understand the outcomes and implications for the individuals involved. The wheels of justice may turn slowly, but they are turning, and the truth will eventually come to light.
