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Wednesday, 03 March 2021 - Stephen Wang’ondu, a well-known tycoon in Mweiga town, was presented in court alongside the suspects that he paid to murder his son, Daniel Mwangi, on New Year’s Eve. Stephen paid the killers Ksh 160,000 to eliminate his son so that he can inherit his wife and claim life insurance worth millions…
The Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has withdrawn charges against Stephen Wang'ondu, the 74-year-old tycoon from Nyeri accused of killing his son, Daniel Mwangi Wang’ondu, on January 1, 2021. This follows the death of the accused at the Outspan Hospital in Nyeri, where he had been admitt
Breaking: Nyeri Tycoon accused of killing his son Dies in the hospital NYERI TYCOON Stephen Wang’ondu, who was accused of orchestrating the killing of his son, dies in hospital, his family confirms without giving details. Jerome ogolla opines The Nyeri tycoon who killed his son, so that he could inherit his wife (daughter in law) and to claim insurance compensation is dead Wang’ondu, a septuagenarian died in a Nyeri Hospital yesterday. He had been released on bail. He is also alleged to have killed another of his sons in 1995 and made millions through insurance compensations Maybe he ha...
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THE STANDARD NATIONAL [ Courtesy] A Nyeri-based businessman and four others accused of murdering his son have been released on bond after the prosecution failed to file an application for stay pending appeal. The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) had sought to stop the release of Stephen Wang’ondu, co-accused James Mwangi, Eddy Ngari, Raphael Kariuki and Geoffrey Waturi on a Sh1 million bond each and a surety of similar amount. Release orders signed by the deputy registrar of the High Court Ruth Kefa, showed the prosecution had by April 4 not filed an application indicating why the ...