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Originally published by Citizen DigitalSeptember 15, 2025
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New twist as court told pistols submitted in Rex Masai case didn't match fatal bullet

Testifying before the Nairobi court, Senior Superintendent Alex Mdindi Mwandawiro of the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) headquarters told the inquest that the damaged bullet jacket hande.....
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The inquest into the death of protester Rex Masai has taken a new turn, with a senior firearms examiner testifying that the fatal bullet fragment did not match pistols submitted by the police and was consistent with a live rifle round.
- A bullet fragment weighing 0.38 grams was found to be from a rifle cartridge, not a pistol, and consistent with rifles like the AK-1, Galil, or Chalbi rifle.
- Senior Superintendent Alex Mdindi Mwandawiro of the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) stated that one of three pistols submitted for analysis was missing, and the fragment must have originated from a live round.
- This testimony directly contradicts earlier statements that no live ammunition was fired during the protest where Masai was shot.
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