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Family says Paul Manyasi who fell from London skies not their son, 'sets record straight'

The man identified as Paul Manyasi by Sky News. The family says he is called Cedrick. [Courtesy, Sky News]

A Kakamega family has denied a report by a British television station, SKY,  that its firstborn could be the man who fell from a  KQ plane in the United Kingdom.

It is an about-turn from when they were shown the e-fit photo produced by the London Metropolitan police and the images of the stowaway’s personal belongings -- confirming to an investigative journalist that they belonged to their son.

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