In a major breakthrough in the Kware bodies saga, detectives have detained a second suspect believed to be linked to the grim discovery of multiple bodies at the Kware dumpsite.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) chief, Mohamed Amin, announced the arrest, which comes on the heels of apprehending the main suspect, Jumaisi Khalusha.
The investigation, which has captured national attention, took a critical turn when Khalusha, the primary suspect, led detectives to the second individual.
The identity of this newly detained suspect remains undisclosed to the public as investigations continue.
However, a significant piece of evidence was found in his possession: a mobile phone believed to belong to one of the victims.
This victim’s body had been recently identified at the City Mortuary by DCI officers.
DCI boss Mohamed Amin detailed the latest developments in a statement to the press.
“This morning, it is true we arrested one suspect whom we found in possession of one of the handsets belonging to one of the victims whose body was identified yesterday at City Mortuary by the detectives,” Amin confirmed.
“So we are at this moment either treating him as an accomplice or as a witness, whichever way the investigations will take us.”
The discovery of the phone is a critical piece of evidence that could shed light on the horrific events leading to the dumping of bodies at the Kware site.
The DCI is meticulously piecing together the events and connections between the suspects to understand the full scope of the crimes committed.
Residents of the Kware area have been living in fear and uncertainty since the bodies were discovered, with many hoping that the arrests will bring a semblance of closure and justice.
The DCI has assured the public that they are leaving no stone unturned in their pursuit of the truth and justice for the victims and their families.
As the investigation progresses, the public remains on edge, eagerly awaiting further updates from the DCI.
The arrest of the second suspect marks a pivotal moment in the case, with detectives now working tirelessly to determine the suspect’s role and any additional information he might provide.
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