Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations have revealed shocking details in the murder of a 30-year-old businesswoman in Migori County.
CCTV footage shows her husband and several other men were involved in the crime.
Officers at Isebania Police Station are holding six suspects, including the victim’s husband, Johnson Nyandigisi Bukundo.
The woman, identified as Davine Kwamboka, died from serious head injuries caused by blunt trauma, according to an autopsy report.
Investigators said security cameras captured Davine entering her home with her husband and another man shortly before her death.
Later, the footage showed a group of men, including a motorcycle rider, dragging her body out of the house, apparently in an attempt to conceal the crime.
At one point, the suspects struggled to place her on a motorcycle before leaving the scene.
The husband and a taxi driver were later arrested near the Isebania border while allegedly moving the body to an unknown location.
The husband reportedly claimed that Davine had ingested poison, a statement detectives now believe was intended to mislead authorities.
Davine’s family strongly rejected this explanation.
A relative, Richard Nyahega, said it did not make sense that she was seen entering the house with two men and later found dead under suspicious circumstances.
A colleague also described the events leading to her death, alleging that the husband arrived drunk and attempted to assault her.
Later, someone reported seeing Davine being carried on a motorcycle with her head hanging limply.
The six suspects remain in custody as police continue with investigations, while Davine’s family calls for justice.
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