DCI Forced to Stop Postmortem in Roysambu Murder Case

The anticipated postmortem at the city mortuary took an unexpected turn on Tuesday as the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) intervened, abruptly halting the procedure. This development followed the recent discovery of a head, suspected to belong to a woman, in a river in Kiambaa, prompting the DCI to initiate forensic analysis on the severed head.

Sources within the DCI reveal that the decision to call off the postmortem was made to facilitate comprehensive forensic scrutiny by specialized officers who have been diligently investigating the case. The city mortuary, where the head was being preserved, became a focal point for this unfolding investigation.

The family of the late JKUAT student, whose daughter’s fate remains uncertain, arrived at the city mortuary.

However, as of now, they have not issued a statement confirming whether the discovered head belonged to their missing daughter. The situation remains shrouded in suspense as the family awaits further information and clarification on this distressing matter.

In connection to the gruesome discovery, two individuals have been apprehended and are currently behind bars. They are actively cooperating with law enforcement, providing crucial information related to the whereabouts and involvement of the main suspect.

The arrests mark a significant step in the ongoing investigation, shedding light on the circumstances surrounding the shocking incident.

The collaboration between the DCI and specialized forensic officers underscores the gravity of the case, emphasizing the need for a meticulous examination of evidence to unravel the mysteries surrounding the severed head found in the river.

As the investigation progresses, the city mortuary remains a central location in this unfolding narrative, with each development bringing the authorities closer to understanding the unsettling circumstances surrounding this tragic event.