Lawyer Miguna Miguna has slammed the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) after a sixth University student died in just eight months.
On his Facebook page, Miguna ,questioned the possibility of a serial killer in Kakamega county.
"A serial murderer in Kakamega County? Very painful. This is when you need a competent and diligent Directorate of Criminal Investigations - DCI. Not the ones currently busy chasing after chicken thieves and Despot Uhuru Kenyatta's political opponents," Miguna divulged.
Miguna's post came after The Standard published the story of a Masinde Muliro student, Belinda Akeyo Achieng’, who was found dead in her house.
It is alleged that Ms Akeyo died in circumstances that are still unclear.
A witness, Charles Ochieng', noted that the 22-year-old had gone missing on Tuesday and efforts by her friends to reach her on phone, had turned futile.
“We alerted the caretaker, who called the police. We found her lifeless body lying on the floor and blood oozing from her mouth and private parts,” Ochieng stated.
A student who talked to the publication stated that the deceased had called her with a private number and stated that she was okay, before she disconnected the phone.
“She asked me if it read her name, I told her it was a private number. She said it was okay and she disconnected. That was the last time I talked to her,” the source who sought anonymity narrated.
A number of students among them; Fouzia Adan Ibrahim, Sydney Ogeto Ndege, Peter Kamotho Kamau, Clement Omollo Ogendo, have died over the last couple of months in mysterious circumstances.
