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Experts differ on cause of British tycoon's death in Mombasa

Pathologist Moses Njue testifies before the Mombasa Chief Magistrate Douglas Ogoti on Monday, November 28, 2016. PHOTO: MAARUFU MOHAMED/STANDARD.

A leading pathologist has said a British property tycoon found dead on Valentines Day in Mombasa in 2013 died from poisoning.

A former government chief pathologist, Dr Moses Njue, told Mombasa Chief Magistrate Douglas Ogoti that an analysis of available forensic evidence suggests Harry Roy Veevers may have committed suicide.

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