A judge handling the ongoing crackdown against National Youth Service (NYS)suspects has concealed his identity.
The judge concealed his identity as he gave recent orders.
Giving an order to freeze 113 bank accounts belonging to the suspects and their families for six months, the judge failed to indicate his name.
Police officer Fredrick Musyoki was given orders to scrutinise accounts held with 13 banks, as the judge avoided writing his/her full name on the order appending a signature instead.
"Whereas it has been proved to me on oath that for purposes of an investigation into the commission of an offence of money laundering and tracing of proceeds of crime, an order of production be and is hereby issued to inspect the books," the order read.
The frozen accounts will be investigated on their opening documents, statements of account since their inception to date, cheques, cash deposits and Real Time gross settlement (RTGS) transfers covering the period.
Among the accounts under probe are those associated with Anne Ngirita, Lucy Ngiritaand Phyllis Ngirita who are linked to irregular payment of Ksh60 million.
The freezing of the accounts is part of ongoing investigations in the NYS scandal.