The grieving families have been forced to flee Nairobi, alleging threats from the DCI with bodies yet to be given to them with volunteers who took part in the exercise also fleeing.
Kenyans of goodwill who volunteered their time and skills to retrieve bodies from from an abandoned quarry in Kware area have fled the city for fear of their lives.
The families of victims whose bodies were retrieved during the exercise have also left the city, claiming that they have received threats and opted to relocate elsewhere.
Speaking to Citizen TV, the youth who were retrieving bodies from dumpsite claimed that they have been harassed and threated by DCI ever since they participated in the exercise.
On the other hand, all those who were involved in retrieving the said bodies have been receiving numerous threats allegedly from the DCI.
This interesting development comes barely days after Collins Jumaisi, the main suspect in regards to the shocking murders escaped police custody.
Jumaisi and his allies escaped from Gigiri Police Station under some unclear circumstances with cops who were on duty interdicted and arraigned in court.
Earlier on ,kenyans had casted doub as to how Jumaisi Khalusha killed all the said vitims without anyone noticing.
More worries have now emerged after he escaped with sources now indicating that the suspect was released by cops .
By Newshub