looking at a picture of the house and balcony it does seem like he probably could have made that drop without killing himself, unless he was intoxicated, unlucky, or something
seems unlikely that the wife and the other woman would conspire to cover up though
so the theory of murder would be what though? that he landed and then someone hit him in the back of the head ? or that his fall was staged?
It was said that he jumped. That means he did so with intention to land on his feet. But since the height was a little high and the fact that he was drunk, he collapsed to his knees on reaching the ground and with his torso continuing with the fall(momentum), he used his hands(palms) to land instead of heading the ground with his chest and face. That kind of fall cannot be fatal. The only thing is that he was badly injured and probably would never have been able to run(compete) again.The wife may know something but the other woman may have been threatened her to shut her mouth. If the police killed him, as it is suspected, and they are the ones(their colleagues) who rushed to the scene after the incident was reported, where they took statements from those present on the scene, it is only understandable the young woman Nduta would be too terrified to tell the truth. The truth lies in the findings by the govt pathologist. The only problem is that his report cannot point to who did it. Lets make no mistake. Sammy was murdered.
clouseau wrote:
looking at a picture of the house and balcony it does seem like he probably could have made that drop without killing himself, unless he was intoxicated, unlucky, or something
seems unlikely that the wife and the other woman would conspire to cover up though
so the theory of murder would be what though? that he landed and then someone hit him in the back of the head ? or that his fall was staged?
Kiamwangi wrote:
You are right about the lies part but as for the speed and investigative/forensic facilities, that is not the reason why nothing is forthcoming in this case. The police who handled this case knows who the culprit(s) is/are but for reasons we can all guess, they chose to withhold this from the general public. When the CCTV recordings were first analyzed, it was said that another car apart from that used by Wanjiru's wife entered through the gate to the compound and that some people got out. They also mentioned one of the cameras wasn't working that particular night. That was as far as we heard of the CCTV. They did not proceed to say who were in the other car and what their mission was in Wanjiru's homestead at night. There was a mention sometime back that when Wanjiru had threatened his wife and guard with a gun, the police came to arrest him and while looking for the gun, they found a safe which Wanjiru kept in his house. It was said that they asked him to open but he refused to do it. They confiscated and took it to the Station. The lame excuse was that the gun could have been in that safe. The safe is said to have contained several millions of Kenya shillings. And Wanjiru wanted it returned immediately. Could it be that the corrupt police decided to kill him since that was the only way they could get the key to the treasure safe?
The police have been covering up evidence, which points directly to them as the culprits.
The same thing happens in the states.
It sure happens in the States as well but not as extensive as with the Kenyan police.
Good points :: wrote:
The police have been covering up evidence, which points directly to them as the culprits.
The same thing happens in the states.
Kiamwangi wrote:
It was said that he jumped. That means he did so with intention to land on his feet. But since the height was a little high and the fact that he was drunk, he collapsed to his knees on reaching the ground and with his torso continuing with the fall(momentum), he used his hands(palms) to land instead of heading the ground with his chest and face. That kind of fall cannot be fatal. The only thing is that he was badly injured and probably would never have been able to run(compete) again.
The wife may know something but the other woman may have been threatened her to shut her mouth. If the police killed him, as it is suspected, and they are the ones(their colleagues) who rushed to the scene after the incident was reported, where they took statements from those present on the scene, it is only understandable the young woman Nduta would be too terrified to tell the truth.
The truth lies in the findings by the govt pathologist. The only problem is that his report cannot point to who did it. Lets make no mistake. Sammy was murdered.
clouseau wrote:looking at a picture of the house and balcony it does seem like he probably could have made that drop without killing himself, unless he was intoxicated, unlucky, or something
seems unlikely that the wife and the other woman would conspire to cover up though
so the theory of murder would be what though? that he landed and then someone hit him in the back of the head ? or that his fall was staged?
so you are implying that he made it to the ground injured and shaken, was belligerent when the police arrived and they struck him into submission, then blamed his death on the fall ?
who called the police?
Good points :: wrote:
The police have been covering up evidence, which points directly to them as the culprits.
The same thing happens in the states.
Nah. We've had some crazy police cases but never one of a policeman breaking into our counryt's biggest sporting stars house and killing him.
To people asking if he was drunk, yes, he was hammered. I easily think a drunk person could have abrasions on their hands/knees from an altercation with the wife then die trying to jump out a window.
Moving on. To the people who say Wanjiru was killed by the police, can someone tell me what the motivation supposedly was/is.
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