How car sale plan led detectives to fugitive inspector in Mbobu, Mutiso murder cases

Researcher Victoria Mutiso (left) and lawyer Kyalo Mbobu who were assassinated in Nairobi.

A plan to sell his car for money to sustain life on the run may have exposed former police inspector Kenneth Kipkemboi Sang to the detectives who had been hunting him for months over the murders of lawyer Kyalo Mbobu and clinical psychologist Dr Victoria Mutiso.

Last month, detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) travelled to Eldoret after receiving intelligence that Sang had returned to Kenya from Uganda, where he was suspected to have been hiding.

After months on the run, he was allegedly attempting to sell a vehicle to raise money for daily upkeep.

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