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The prime suspect in the Kware murders Collins Jumaisi Khalusha has escaped from Gigiri Police station in Nairobi alongside 12 Eritreans who had been detained at the station for being inthe country illegally. The suspects who allegedly escaped custody at around 5:00 a.m. Khalusha who admitted to have killed 42 women and dumped their remains at an abandoned dumpsite in Embakasi Nairobi was in police custody, waiting to be arraigned in court for plea hearing.
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Prime suspect in the Kware murders Collins Jumaisi Khalusha has escaped from Gigiri Police station
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