Even before the saga of one pastor fleecing worshippers in Nairobi cools down, another is in the news in connection with the disappearance of three siblings who were found dead in Kiambu.
The bodies of the three, Tiffany, Allen and Ryan Magu were found almost a week after they disappeared and at various degrees of decomposition.
On Wednesday, Ruiru residents in Kiambu County were in shock after the bodies of the two boys were found a day after their sister’s was found in a thicket at the famed development project Tatu City grounds.
The children are believed to have been killed by their father Paul Magu before he committed suicide by jumping in front of a moving bus.
Before his death, Magu allegedly butchered his wife then burnt her body before dumping it near Paradise Lost in Kiambu. He is also suspected to have killed his 4-year-old daughter and dumped her body in a thicket not far away from where the bodies of Ryan and Allen were found.
The discovery of the boys’ bodies comes just a day after a female pastor was arrested. She was helping the police with information that would lead to finding the boys, either dead or alive.
The evangelist is said to have communicated with Magu before and during the murder of his wife and even visited some places with him after his wife’s body was found.
She was presented in court on Tuesday and detained for 14 days as investigations continue since it was believed that she was aware of the whereabouts of the two boys.