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Parents’ long and painful search for autistic son

Roseline Misati and her husband Edward Momanyi with a picture of their
son Henry Ogeto who went missing. [PHOTO:Benjamin Sakwa/STANDARD]

Roseline Misati has never known peace since the disappearance of her 19-year-old son, Henry Ogeto, at a bus terminus in Kisii town on May 1 this year.

Ms Misati, 47, a teacher at Maraba Primary, was travelling to Kakamega accompanied by her son from their rural home in Nyamira County when the standard eight autistic pupil went missing.

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