Detectives on Thursday asked the court to give them more time to review CCTV footage from Barclays in the ongoing probe of fake  Sh2 billion saga. 

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Four suspects appeared in court in connection with the crime after the billions, which were in US dollars, were found stashed in a safe deposit box at the facility following a raid by Flying squad officers.

The suspects are Elizabeth Muthoni and Irene Wairimu Kimani, Erick Adede and Ahmed Shah. 

Adede is the owner of the box where the fake notes were found while Shah allegedly posed as an international investor in the scandal that continues to elicit mixed reaction from various quarters. 

The prosecution side asked Resident Magistrate Zainab Abdulon to give them some time to review the footage. 

It also asked the police to hold the suspects for 10 more days pending investigations into the circumstances behind billions. 

The probe team is also expected to forward the fake notes to the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) where verification will be undertaken. 

Boaz Ochich and  Charles Manzi, who are bank officials are expected to appear as witnesses on behalf of the state in the ongoing probe. 

The detectives also impounded fake gold at the bank.