A mother’s pain: 'I lost six children and one is missing'

Brian Stingo, 21, vanished in July 2022 during an illegal fishing trip at Lake Nakuru; his body was never found...

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A Nakuru mother, Mrs Mary Asami, is seeking closure after losing six children to illness and her youngest son, Brian Stingo, who mysteriously disappeared in Lake Nakuru in July 2022.

Mrs Asami has tragically lost six of her 14 children over the past decade.
Her youngest son, Brian Stingo, 21 at the time, went missing on an alleged illegal fishing expedition in Lake Nakuru.
A Nakuru court has ordered the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) to conduct fresh investigations into Stingo's disappearance within 30 days.

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