How DCI cornered Tuju: Mobile tracking and forensics expose ‘self-abduction’
DCI confirms Raphael Tuju staged his disappearance using mobile tracking and forensic evidence, raising possible charges under Section 129 of the Penal Code...
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Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) boss Mohamed Amin stated that former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju's disappearance was a staged 'self-abduction,' supported by mobile tracking and forensic evidence.
- Evidence indicates Tuju remained within his Karen residence throughout the period he claimed to be missing.
- The DCI used mobile phone tracking, forensic analysis, and intelligence gathering to corroborate their findings.
- Tuju was arrested and is expected to explain the circumstances, including an abandoned vehicle and family reports.
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DCI Accuses Tuju of Staging Own Abduction After Reappearing - March 2026
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations has accused former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju of staging his own abduction after he reappeared two days after initially being reported missing, supported by mobile tracking and forensic evidence. Former Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka stated Tuju's life was in danger at Karen Police Station following a severe medical emergency. President William Ruto has accused the opposition of exploiting Tuju's troubles for political gain, urging them to show restraint. Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has called for severe judicial sanctions against politicians who allegedly stage their own abductions, warning of consequences for national stability. Lawyer Maanzo has stated that Tuju cannot orchestrate his own abduction, urging the DCI to treat the matter with seriousness.
