The police in Kenya have arrested a man over the murder of nine women.
Dump site where some of the bodies were reportedly dumped. Photo credit: BBCThe suspect reportedly confessed to killing 42 women, including his wife, since 2022.
The police cordoned off the dump site where the bodies were found in various stages of decomposition., the suspect, identified as 33-year-old Jomaisi Khalisia, was arrested at a bar on Monday morning while watching the Euro final. Amin said the suspect led police officers to his house, which was about 100 metres from the crime scene, where they found a machete they “believed was being used to dismember the victims”, and nine sacks like the ones used to dispose of the bodies.The police also recovered 10 phones, a laptop, identity cards and personal female clothing.
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