Emerging details indicate that efforts have been mounted in a bid to confiscate graft proceeds and properties that might have been bought using the Arror and Kimwarer dam money.
According to the Standard, the state has resorted to going for the properties of the persons who were on Monday arraigned over the saga, and have identified properties to be taken.
Consequently, prime properties in Karen, Gigiri, Mlolongo, Narok and fat bank accounts have been earmarked for the same should DPP Noordin Haji manage to nail the suspects.
The suspects include former National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich and his Principal Secretary Kamau Thugge, alongside a host of other state officials.
Also in the middle of the deal is a businessman only identified as Ken, who the DCI believe might have been used to buy the property, owing to his connections in the government.
However, a visit at his rural home has since shocked the investigations after they found out that the only business he has is a posho mill, and are now after him for more details.
"We want the man arrested so that he can tell us how he acquired the properties,” a Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) officer told the paper on Saturday.
DCI believe that the fact that most of the properties were bought in the last 12 months is not a coincidence as its at the same time that the scandal came into light.
They believe that the shadowy businessman aged 35 has been the agent of the suspects and has been helping them acquire the property and reugter it under people and companies.