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Families in pain as case on children's deaths goes cold

Henry Jackton and Alvina Mutheu were found dead in a car at Athi River Police Station on July 16.

With obvious misery lingering in his mildly teary eyes, hands on his cheek, and downcast face, heartbroken Stephen Mulinge speaks in a faint voice.

Mulinge talks haltingly about an arduous couple of months following the shattering discovery and burial of his daughter, Alvinah Mutheu.

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