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Lawyer Phillip Murgor rejects out-of-court settlement in Ndichu brothers case

Lawyer of the two sisters linked to the Ole Sereni Hotel incident with Paul Ndichu and Eddie Ndichu, is calling for speedy justice for his clients. In a press statement released yesterday, Philip Murgor was concerned that it has been five weeks into the Ole Sereni Hotel incident, yet no charges have been preferred against the two brothers.

“Our clients; Cheryl Murgor, Stephanie Murgor, Samwel Ramdas and Patrick Koech fell victims of the attack, recorded statements, police reviewed the CCTV footage and the same was provided to the media,” reads the statement. “However, on November 17, the DPP had directed the charging of  Paul Ndichu and Eddie Ndichu with assault and malicious damage to property. We presented ourselves in court the following day only to be informed that there were new directives and the Ndichus will not be charged.” 

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