- A daring escape has rocked Gigiri Police Station as Collins Jumaisi Khalusha, the prime suspect in the horrific Kware murders, vanished alongside 12 Eritreans
- Jumaisi, accused of killing up to 42 women, managed to cut through a wire mesh and scale the perimeter wall, evading security in a shocking jailbreak
- Now, a nationwide manhunt is underway as authorities scramble to recapture the dangerous fugitive before he strikes again
Collins Jumaisi Khalusha, the prime suspect in the notorious Kware murders, has escaped from custody at Gigiri Police Station.
The escape occurred early Tuesday morning, when Jumaisi and 12 Eritrean nationals managed to break free from their holding cells by cutting through a wire mesh and scaling the station’s perimeter wall.
Police only realized the breakout during the morning roll call as they prepared to serve tea to the detainees.
Jumaisi, who has been described as a high-value suspect, was remanded at Gigiri Police Station pending his plea hearing this Friday.
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The Kware murder case had gripped the nation with its gruesome details, as Jumaisi is accused of killing up to 42 women, though he has denied the charges.
His escape has sparked outrage and fear, as authorities race against time to apprehend the suspect.
Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Mohamed Amin confirmed the incident, expressing regret over the escape. “It is unfortunate this has happened, but we are pursuing the matter for action,” Amin said.
A fresh manhunt has been launched, and top police officers have rushed to the scene to coordinate efforts to recapture the fugitives.
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Jumaisi’s escape comes just days after a Makadara court granted police seven more days to detain him, along with two other suspects, Amos Momanyi and Moses Ogembo.
The trio had been linked to the Kware killings after the discovery of human remains in a quarry, where investigators believe Jumaisi may have disposed of some of his victims.
Momanyi and Ogembo, who remain in custody at Muthaiga Police Station, are also facing serious charges related to the murders.
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The escape has raised concerns about security lapses at the Gigiri Police Station, one of Nairobi’s major police facilities.
How the detainees managed to evade security measures and breach the station’s defenses is now under investigation. \
The public is being urged to remain vigilant and report any sightings of the escaped suspects, particularly Jumaisi, who is considered extremely dangerous.
