On a quiet evening in September 2012, a police raid in Nairobi uncovered a chilling cache of terror: four explosive vests, AK-47s, grenades, and improvised explosive devices (IEDs).
The men arrested that night — Omar Abdi Adan, Musharaf Abdalla, and Abdimajid Yassin — were linked to a foiled plot to attack Kenya’s Parliament, a strike that could have paralysed the heart of the nation.