Court Approves Search & Exhumation in Lake Nakuru Park in Hunt for Missing Man

DCI officers from the Homicide Department sought the orders earlier this week as part of ongoing efforts to unravel the mystery surrounding Brian Odhiambo’s disappearance. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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A Nakuru court has authorized the **Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI)** to search and exhume within **Lake Nakuru National Park** for the remains of missing fisherman **Brian Odhiambo**. This follows his disappearance on **January 18** while in the custody of **Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS)** rangers, raising fears that other missing fishermen may also be buried there.
- A **Senior Resident Magistrate’s Court** granted the order.
- The order is valid until **January next year**.
- **Six KWS officers** are charged with Odhiambo's abduction.
- Family lawyers and human rights activists, including **Abuya Mogendi** and **Vocal Africa Director Hussein Khalid**, are urging expedited implementation of the court order.
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