Bomet Governor Isaac Rutto has said that he will join the case of Diana Chemutai commonly known as Chelele to ensure that the culprit was severely punished.
Speaking at Chelele's family home at Kapkwen in Bomet, the County boss assured residents that his government would leave no stone unturned to ensure justice.
“We will make sure the person behind this heinous crime is neither bailed out nor freed. People cannot commit murder and go scot-free," he said.
As investigations into her mysterious death continued, a recording emerged in which the popular Kalenjin musician was heard appealing that Rutto takes care of her children.
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The death of Chelele, whose lifeless body was found inside an abandoned house a week ago has caused tension and sorrow among residents of Bomet where she hailed from.
On Friday evening, residents of the county including musicians gathered on streets and clubs to celebrate upon receiving news that the musician's children had been found, after being traced to Embakasi in Nairobi.
Earlier on, angry protestors had blocked roads with burning tyres after her husband, Eric Musila, was brought to Bomet Police Station after being arraigned in court as the main suspect.
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