Police plan to exhume the body of interior designer Geoffrey Jeff Mwathi’s body as part of an ongoing probe into his death.
Inspector General of police Japhet Koome said they have found gaps in the incident and hence need to exhume the body to help their probe.
“We will have that body exhumed look at the dimensions of where he is said to have passed at the window to drop to the ground floor. We are moving to court to seek an order for the exhumation,” he said.
He said Jeff was buried long ago and hence need to seek an order to exhume the body.
Koome spoke at his office in Nairobi and warned anyone found culpable for the murder will face the full force of the law.
This comes after detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) said they believe Jeff was murdered before his body was thrown out.
Homicide detectives handling the case from their probe, the 23-year-old interior designer was murdered and did not jump to his death as earlier reported.
It was initially reported he died by suicide in the February 22 incident.
After the team visited the scene for reconstruction and forensic analysis they found signs of a struggle inside Mugithi musician Lawrence Njuguna alias DJ Fatxo’s house.
Koome said they are conducting investigations into other deaths recently reported in Kasarani Constituency, Nairobi.
The death cases, which have recently been reported in Kasarani include that of Jeff Brenda Kawira (February 21) and Joseph Kubende (March 23).
