MURDER OF SHEIKH ABOUD ROGO

[phil]

Listen to Mitito confirm how political incitement is causing violence.

[phil]

Prime Minister Raila Odinga jetted back home early this morning from Seoul South Korea and will be visiting Eastleigh later today at 2.30pm to meet with residents following recent disturbances.

[kamalet]

The visit to Eastleigh is several days late as the local leaders have already met and talked. But if it will help with peace all very welcome - but unfortunately this guy would much prefer to politic than anything else!

[phil]

orange-democratic.blogspot.com/2012/11/pm-raila-visits-eastleigh-and-condemns.html

[abdulmote]

Phil,

Your attempt at spinning this issue against TNA is something we should all be concerned about, especially when touching on matters of life and death, peace and destruction. Despite what Mitito said regarding the whole issue of insecurity, at no point did he support your OWN insinuation, which by your own admission, was based on nothing but a "feeling that...".

On Mitito's comments, I think his were lame excuses at the level of incompetencies and the state of total failure the Internal Security Dept is finding itself in. Rather than call a spade a spade and seek appropriate solutions, Mitito and Iteere decided to present the public with the excuse of "political influence" as a cause which may have led to the deaths of so many innocent victims as we lately witnessed.

It is a shame that we have less than five months to the elections day, but this government of Kibaki and Raila is a huge disaster for Kenyans and it is not right that it should be in governance after such massive failures.

BTW, too much spinning can make anyone's head feel dizzy! Taking short periods of break may just help a little.

[abdulmote]

www.nation.co.ke/News/How-corrupt-police-officers-undermine-war-on-terrorism-/-/1056/1628456/-/13e3l3tz/-/index.html

[OtishOtish]

Nov 24, 2012 22:32:15 GMT 3 abdulmote said:

www.nation.co.ke/News/How-corrupt-police-officers-undermine-war-on-terrorism-/-/1056/1628456/-/13e3l3tz/-/index.html

It brings to mind the Congolese army being sent to fight rebels who have been getting their weapons from some leaders of that same army. Still, it could be a way to stop the terrorists:

a comedic complaint by Al-Qaeda in the mid-90s that the bribes demanded by Kenyan security officials had made it costly for them to operate here.

[jakaswanga]

Aboud Rogo probe fails to find cleric's murderers

Top sleuth Ndegwa Muhoro: where would you be if we implement performance contracts?

IDENTITIES OF KILLERS REMAIN A MYSTERY

Sheikh Aboud Rogo was killed by unknown gunmen on August 27 2012.

BY MKAMBURI MWAWASI
October 22, 2015

The identities of the killers of Sheikh Aboud Rogo remain a mystery after the Chief Magistrate’s Court in Mombasa completed the inquest.
In a short ruling, it was discovered that all the witnesses except one in the case could not identify any of the killers.
Rogo was shot by unknown assailants on August 27, 2012, in the Pirates area of the Mombasa-Malindi highway, 500 metres away from the Bamburi police station.
Chief Magistrate Julius Nang'ea advised that the file should be forwarded to the Director of Public Prosecutions for review and further directions.
“In my findings, the police took too long to respond to the murder of the deceased a few meters from the police station,” said Nang'ea.
He said no postmortem was done.
The magistrate was hesitant to read the ruling without the family members in court, but was later persuaded to proceed by prosecuting counsel Nicholas Kitonga.

Gichangi, former DGI


Kipchirchir Boinnet, Police Inspector General.


Ndegwa Muhoro, CID chief.


David Kimaiyo, former police IG.

Kitonga told the court that the family members had not been attending the inquest.
A total of 17 witnesses testified in the inquest.
In December 2013, Rogo's widow Haniya Sagar told the court not to call her back since she knew the police had killed him.
Sagar said there was no good reason for her to attend the inquest, which only reminded her of her husband’s death.
At the time of the murder, Sagar told the court, the attackers shot at their car, killing her husband. Their two daughters sustained gun wounds in the shooting.
She said they were rescued by well-wishers who took them to Mewa Hospital for treatment.
Rogo's body was taken home by his close friend Abubakar Sharrif, aka Makaburi, assisted by family members.
Rogo's daughter Aisha said she could not tell who killed her father.
The only person said to have witnessed the assassination and could identify the shooter said the killers did not look like police officers. They were four Arabic-looking men, smartly dressed in casual clothes.
"They were not white like wazungus, but looked like Arabs from either here or from outside the country, they also looked like Israelis," she said.

She said she clearly saw the shooter who killed Rogo: “I was on my way to town when a speeding Subaru overtook us and the white van in front of us. It blocked the vehicle in front as we watched and a young man of Arab descent started shooting.”

www.the-star.co.ke/news/aboud-rogo-probe-fails-find-clerics-murderers#sthash.DeLQvwyp.dpuf

any real investigator out there in the Kenyan police!? here is a real life cold-case!

Solve!