Wednesday, July 17, 2024 – A new twist has emerged over the real identity of the alleged serial killer Collins Jumaisi, whom the DCI claims has confessed to the cold-blooded murder of 42 women and dumping their body parts in sacks in Kware, Mukuru.
This is after Collins's supposed
relatives denied knowledge of him, thus casting doubts in the DCI story.
Speaking during an
interview, Boniface Karanja, a man reported to be the suspect's cousin
denied any knowledge of him.
Karanja noted that some
confusion was emanating from the account and identification of the suspected
serial killer as detailed by the DCI.
The alleged cousin added that
one of the suspect’s names was different from that of his relative who
left the village a long time ago alongside the mother.
According to Karanja, his cousin
who left the village when he was only 2 years old was called Ketrin Shiusa.
"I have not really
investigated to determine if he is the one. There are two different names.
There is a Ketrine Shiusa and now there is a Collins Jumaisi.”
"There is no way those
names relate to each other. There is a big disconnect and that is something
that I cannot speak to," Karanja stated.
Other villagers also denied any
knowledge of the suspected serial killer, further asking the DCI to conduct
more investigations of the alleged serial killer’s family background.
"Let them do their work and
ensure that they are bringing the right people to book so that they face their
consequences," he stated.
Meanwhile, Jumaisi has alleged
that he was tortured to confess to the alleged killing of 42 women.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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