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Lake Nakuru chopper crash bodies yet to be found

Margaret Wairimu (right), the mother of Sam Gitau who is presumed to have died after a helicopter crashed in Lake Nakuru. [File, Standard]

Margaret Wairimu has spent many sleepless nights since she learnt that a helicopter her son was aboard had crashed into Lake Nakuru.

It has been two years since the accident. “Was the search and rescue mission at fault? Is my son alive or is his body lying somewhere,” she poses.

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