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Police on the spot over missing OB record in murder trial

Lilian Keter at Nakuru High Court before Justice Joel Ngugi on September 4, 2019 during her defence hearing. [Kipsang Joseph/Standard]

Police failed to produce an Occurrence Book (OB) extract in court to confirm that a woman accused of killing her husband had earlier reported that he had attempted to commit suicide.

Lilian Keter, who is charged with murdering her husband Ronex Kipkemoi, wanted to use the report as evidence that her husband committed suicide.

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