- The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has cornered Victor Ouma Okoth, the prime suspect in the brutal murder of Willis Ayieko, a human resource manager at Wells Fargo
- After fleeing the crime scene in Nyamninia, Okoth withdrew over Ksh. 100,000 using the victim’s mobile phone, revealing a chilling premeditation
- Forensic evidence has linked him directly to the gruesome murder as investigators now scramble to piece together the timeline of events
Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) have apprehended Victor Ouma Okoth, the prime suspect in the brutal murder of Willis Ayieko, a human resource manager at Wells Fargo.
Authorities report that Okoth fled the scene in Nyamninia, Siaya County, before being tracked down to a hideout in Dandora, Nairobi.
Eyewitnesses claim that Okoth had been living among them, completely unaware of his alleged crimes. One resident expressed disbelief, stating, “He came here around ten with some things… we didn’t know he was a murderer.”
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Reports indicate that Okoth had withdrawn over Ksh. 100,000 using Ayieko’s mobile phone shortly after the murder, raising suspicions about his intentions.
DCI officials confirm that forensic evidence has linked Okoth to the crime scene, intensifying the investigation.
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Autopsy results revealed that Ayieko died from blunt force trauma, with Chief Government Pathologist Johansen Oduor noting, “We found injuries, bleeding, and bruises on the wrist.”
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As detectives work to uncover the full scope of the crime, Ayieko’s family is calling for swift justice.
Alego Usonga MP Samuel Atandi, speaking on behalf of the grieving family, stated, “We are traumatized; the family is traumatized,” emphasizing the need for closure in this tragic case.
