How Jacob Juma's murder was planned and executed

Only God could have saved Jacob Juma.

The cold-blooded murder of the controversial businessman was a meticulously planned job involving plotters who were his one-time business partners, bank rollers and hired assassins, highly conversant with summary executions.

The killers took advantage of the lack of electronic surveillance on the road that he used to strike, affording them the luxury to interfere with the scene of crime. This could reinforce the thinking that the killers were not ordinary criminals, but trained individuals with advance pre and post attack details.

Prior to his attack, CCTV footage show Juma’s car moving around Westlands and Lavington areas.

“There was a lot of movement of his car, especially along Waiyaki Way. We are reviewing the CCTV footage for possible important clues,” revealed Ndegwa Muhoro, head of the Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI).

The last person who was with the businessman is a woman with whom he was seen coming out of his Westlands apartment. Detectives have indicated that they will interview her at a later date.

While Juma was seemingly aware of plans to eliminate him, and proceeded to post his fears on Twitter, those who were planning to accelerate his appointment with St Peter, were busy conspiring with their paymasters to unexpectedly strike the aggressive businessman with a notoriety for speaking his mind without beating about the bush.

The Nairobian can now reveal that the plot to murder Juma was hatched much earlier....

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