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Death inquest raises more questions than answers

Principal magistrate Peter Ndwiga reads the verdict during a ruling of a case surrounding the death of former Nairobi University student Mercy Keino at Kehancha Law courts in Migori county. Th court found out that no one has been incriminated and the death is treated as a case of hit and run. Mercy's body was found ran over by vehicles along Waiyaki Way in Nairobi in 2011. (Photo: Denish Ochieng/ Standard)

A judicial inquest into the death of University of Nairobi student Mercy Keino has raised more questions than answers since no one has been found culpable for her death on June 17, 2011.

What happened is still a mystery at whose centre was Kiambu Governor William Kabogo who testified in the inquest as one of the people who attended a party where she was last seen alive.

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