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On June 4, 2004, in Ragati Village in Nyeri District, a young mother named Jane Muriruki was the last person seen carrying her sick one-and-a-half-year-old daughter, Mary Wanja. She told neighbors she was taking the child to the hospital — but later returned alone, offering conflicting explanations about where the child had gone.The next day, the child's body was discovered floating in a cattle dip. A postmortem revealed the cause of death was strangulation, not drowning, suggesting the little girl had been killed before her body was discarded. Suspicion quickly turned to the mother, who had been the last known person with the child alive.To support the podcast:Follow us on:Tiktok: crimesandconskeInsta: crimeandconskeFB and Youtube: Crime and Consequence KE Podcast Available on Afripods, Apple Podcast, Castbox, Spotify and creatorsphilosophy.org

In April 2018, in Tarakwonin village, a simple disagreement over a Kshs 50 cup of busaa turned deadly. Musa Lorot was attacked by a neighbor during an argument over change. After initially striking him with a stone, the attacker returned armed with a bow and arrow and shot Lorot in the neck. Despite attempts to save him, Lorot died from severe bleeding.To support the podcast, you can follow us on the following platforms;Tiktok: crimesandconskeInsta: crimeandconskeFacebook: Crime and Consequence KEYoutube: Crime and Consequence KEFor partnerships, email: [email protected]

In this episode, we examine the tragic death of Sospeter Opiyo Muganda, a case rooted in allegations of domestic violence and self-defense. On 29th June 2022 in Mungaini Area, Njiru, Nairobi County, Sospeter was fatally stabbed during a domestic altercation with his wife, Silvia Atieno Ouma. The couple, who had been married for five years and shared two young children, had reportedly experienced frequent domestic disputes witnessed by neighbours.GENDER BASED VIOLENCE RESOURCES• National GBV Hotline: 1195 (Toll free, 24/7) • Gender Violence Recovery Centre (GVRC) – Nairobi Women's Hospital: +254 719 638 006 / 0709 667 000 • FIDA Kenya (Legal support for women): +254 20 387 7777 • Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR): +254 20 271 7908 • Childline Kenya (for child protection support): 116 (Toll free) • Police Emergency Services: 999

On this episode, we tell the heart-breaking story of Shaban Jefwa Katana, a case marked by brutal violence and devastating loss. What began as an ordinary day turned tragic when Shaban was violently attacked, leaving him with catastrophic injuries. As investigators worked to piece together what happened, the case unfolded through witness accounts, and courtroom testimony. This episode walks through the timeline of events, the medical findings that revealed the severity of the attack, and the legal battle that followed as the court sought to establish accountability and justice.SUPPORT:Insta: crimeandconske Tiktok: crimesandconskeFB: Crime and Consequence KE

A Kshs 20 dispute at a small hotel turns deadly. After a brief confrontation over unpaid meat, Timothy leaves Bam Bam Hotel only to be found later with a fatal stab wound to the chest. Police arrest Charles, the meat vendor, but no one ever sees the stabbing, forensic evidence is mishandled, and key witnesses refuse to testify. In court, the prosecution relies on weak circumstantial evidence that fails to meet the standard of proof. In December 2023, Charles is acquitted. This episode examines how investigative failures, missing forensic links, and reasonable doubt shaped a murder case—and leaves the unsettling question: if not Charles, then who killed Timothy?SOCIALSInsta: crimeandconskeTiktok: crimesandconskeFacebook: Crime and Consequence KEYoutube: Crime and Consequence KE

Lekupuri Leiyagu: A Fatal Shooting in Rumuruti | Crime and Consequences KEIn August 2017, Lekupuri Leiyagu was shot and killed in Rumuruti, Laikipia County, during a violent armed encounter. This episode examines the case of Republic v Sospeter Lomong'o Loriu, tracing what happened that day, the eyewitness accounts, the forensic evidence, and how the case moved through Kenya's High Court. In 2024, the court found the accused guilty of murder, closing a case that had remained largely undocumented. This episode highlights an underreported Kenyan murder case, the realities of gun violence, and the pursuit of justice years after the crime.SUPPORTInsta: crimeandconskeTiktok: crimesandconskeFacebook: Crime and Consequence KE Youtube: Crime and Consequence KEFind us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Afripods and Castbox

Florence Odhiambo Okinyo was the deceased in Republic v John Okinyo Otieno, a murder case arising from events of July 2022 in Siaya County, Kenya. The post-mortem examination established death due to blunt force trauma. The accused, her husband, was charged with murder under sections 203 and 204 of the Penal Code. In 2025, the High Court of Kenya held that the prosecution had proved the unlawful act, causation, and malice aforethought beyond reasonable doubt, and entered a conviction for murder. The case is cited in legal discussions on circumstantial evidence, domestic homicide, and the doctrine of "last seen with the deceased."GENDER BASED VIOLENCE HOTLINE: 1195 National Sexual Assault HelplinesGender Violence Recovery Centre (GVRC) 24 Hr Emergency Line: +254 709 66 7000 or 719 63 8006Gender Based Violence Hotline: 1195Coalition on Violence Against Women (COVAW): GBV Toll Free Line: 0800 720 553National Domestic Violence HelplinesGender Violence Recovery Centre (GVRC) 24 Hr Emergency Line: +254 709 66 7000 or 719 63 8006Gender Based Violence Hotline: 1195Coalition on Violence Against Women (COVAW): GBV Toll Free Line: 0800 720 553Mary's Manger: +254 722 679 167Women's shelterWEBSITE SOURCE: https://nomoredirectory.org/kenya/

In March 2015, what began as a night of cheap thrills in Simboyon Village ended in tragedy. Jackson Kimeli Koech had been drinking busaa and chang'aa with friends when a petty argument broke out — just ten shillings was enough to spark it. But in the haze of alcohol and tempers, the disagreement turned violent. Witnesses say Jackson stomped on James Kipkemei Koech's abdomen, leaving him badly injured.James clung to life for ten days before dying in hospital. The post-mortem revealed the truth: blunt force trauma had ruptured his organs, leading to a slow, painful death. While the family mourned, Jackson vanished. For three years, he hid in Mau Narok until police finally tracked him down in 2018.Brought to trial, Jackson faced a murder charge. His defense? That everyone was drunk, and maybe James had fallen on a stump or stone. But the court was not convinced. The judge ruled that Jackson's assault had directly caused James's death. Still, because the state could not prove malice aforethought, the charge was reduced. In 2021, Jackson was convicted of manslaughter — a lesser sentence, but one that left a family without answers and a village forever scarred.Socials:Tiktok: crimesandconskeInsta: crimeandconskeFacebook: Crime And Consequence KE YouTube: Crime And Consequence KEEmail: [email protected]: [email protected]

In September 2013, 22-year-old Kenneth Thuita vanished just 30 meters from his home after helping his mother secure their livestock. What began as a missing person case quickly spiraled into a chilling mystery involving handwritten threats, ransom demands, and a white car seen idling near the family farm. Weeks later, Kenneth's remains were discovered in a remote bush in Silanga Village.As police traced burner phones, forged IDs, and old grudges, five suspects were arrested and charged. But after years of a slow-moving trial filled with circumstantial evidence and contested confessions, only one man was found guilty.In this episode, we unravel a decade long search for justice, the shocking gaps in the investigation, and a mother's painful quest for truth.

On the night of April 15th, 2022 in Masumbi village a quest for a boda boda turmned deadly. By dawn, 20 year old Born Cliff Odhiambo lay lifeless, his skull fractured, blood soaking the ground.Was it cold-blooded murder? Or a chaotic act of self-defense?Instagram: crimeandconskeTiktok: crimesandconske

Listener discretion is strongly advised. This episode discusses the death of a minor. In December 2016, the burnt remains of a baby were discovered near Athi River. What followed was a chilling investigation that revealed not only the child's identity but also pointed to an unimaginable suspect: his own mother, Everlyne Martha Opicho. This episode examines the disturbing case of JW's murder, the evidence that led to Everlyne's arrest and the painful questions that arise when the person meant to protect becomes the perpetrator.Social MediaInstagram: crimeandconskeTiktok: crimeandconske

On the first day of 2010, Judith Ekaliche spent the afternoon with her boyfriend, Steve Nyangweso. By evening, she was seen in the company of Daniel Anyango Omoyo. Days later, Judith was found dead , her body battered, her skull fractured, her future stolen. In this episode, we trace the final moments of her life, the disturbing events that led to her death, and the years of legal delay that followed.Why did the man last seen with her plead not guilty?Follow for more:Instagram: crimeandconskeTikTok: crimeandconske

On the night of February 28, 2013, Felistus Munee Mwalia was found dead in her home. Her husband claimed she had taken her own life but the truth told a far darker story. In this episode, we examine the tragic case that unfolded in Machakos, where a son's testimony, forensic evidence, and the pathologist's report revealed a chilling betrayal.Instagram: crimeandconskeTiktok: crimesandconske

In June 2016, a human rights lawyer, his client, and their driver walked out of a courtroom and vanished. Days later, their mutilated bodies were found dumped in a riverbed. This episode unpacks the chilling abduction and execution of Willie Kimani, Josephat Mwendwa, and Joseph Muiruri, and exposes the horrifying abuse of power behind one of Kenya's most shocking police killings.Who were they? Why were they targeted? And what does this case reveal about the state of justice in Kenya?This is not just a story about death, it's a story about accountability, courage, and the cost of demanding justice.Follow us on Tiktok: crimesandconskeInstagram: crimeandconske

In one of Kenya's most chilling true crime stories, The Lawrence Warunge Case unpacks the brutal 2021 murders that shocked the nation.A 22-year-old university student, Lawrence Warunge confessed to killing five members of his own family in a meticulously planned attack at their Kiambu home.Inspired by dark crime series and fueled by resentment, Lawrence's actions and the involvement of his girlfriend, Sarah Muthoni raised disturbing questions about mental health, domestic conflict, and media influence on youth.In this episode of Crime and Consequences KE, we dive deep into the timeline, the confessions, the court proceedings, and the psychological aftermath. What drove a young man to such violence? What signs were missed? And what does justice look like in a case like this?Tune in for a haunting exploration of a case that left the country reeling and still searching for answers.Instagram: crimeandconskeTikTok: crimesandconske

Monica Kimani was a young woman with everything going for her. She was wealth, beautiful, and had a promising future. But in September 2018, her glamorous life came to a brutal end in Nairobi's upscale Kilimani neighborhood.Who killed Monica Kimani, and why? Join us as we unravel the mystery of a murder that shocked Kenya and left a trail of secrets in its wake.Follow us on Instagram and TikTok at @crimeandconske for more true crime stories and updates. Don't forget to come back next Wednesday for another episode.

Lenah Munyao was seven months pregnant when her life was stolen—by her own cousin. In this episode, I uncover how a twisted web of jealousy and betrayal ended in a brutal murder that took not one life, but two. The story is a chilling mirror to how quickly family ties can turn deadly.Follow me on TikTok and Instagram @crimeandconskeSend me an email: [email protected]

Ivy Wangechi was a young woman with her whole future ahead of her—until she was hunted down and killed by a man whose obsession turned deadly. In this episode, I trace the chilling path from Ivy's bright campus life to the brutal act that shocked Kenya and lit up social media with chaos, gossip, and victim blaming. It's a story that asks hard questions about how we protect our girls, how we talk about violence, and how a bright future was stolen in an instant.Find me on TikTok and Instagram @crimesandconskeSend me an email: [email protected]