Every person involved in the NYS saga that saw the loss of millions are trying hard to prove their innocence.
The former devolution and planning CS, Anne Waiguru, was recently cleared by the EACC, the other eleven suspects alleged of misusing the money for their own benefits are to be charged in court.
DPP Keriako Tobiko made the decision saying the eleven should be charged with money laundering. In a press statement on Monday, Tobiko said he was satisfied that the evidence establishes the offence of money laundering contrary to crime and money laundering acts 3 and 4.
Among the suspects, is the business woman, Josephine Kabura, who received the sh791 million in her account. She has however, she split the money with Waiguru.
Other suspects are Benson Gethi, John Ndung’u, Samuel Wachenje, Patric Ogola, Jedida Wangui, Charity Gethii, Paul Kinuthia and John Hope.
Kabura is said to have received the money in her bank and later redistributed it. She is alleged to have sent the money to three companies which she apparently owns.