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Kiambu lawyer was uneasy days before death, his father tells court

Samuel Muhiu the father of the late lawyer Paul Magu speaks with Pastor Ann Wanyoro outside Kiambu law courts after the hearing was adjourned. The pastor has been charged that on diverse dates between November 23 to 26 in 2014 at Mokongeni in Thika, Kiambu County she helped Paul Magu to kill himself. She has also been charged with having a hand in the deaths of the lawyer’s wife Lydia Magu and their children Allen, 9, Ryan, 8 and Tiffany, 6. PHOTO: KAMAU MAICHUHIE.

KENYA: Lawyer Paul Magu, who died under mysterious circumstances alongside his wife and three children, was uneasy in his last days, a Kiambu court heard yesterday.

This emerged during the hearing of a case in which a female cleric is accused of having a hand in the 2014 deaths in Mokongeni, Thika.

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