Autopsy of KWS Officer Reveals New Details in Mysterious Death

Investigators are now taking a closer look at details that had earlier sparked public debate, with new details offering a fresh line on the probe...

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An autopsy on a Kenyan Wildlife Service (KWS) officer found dead in Nakuru National Park on June 23 has ruled out suicide, prompting a murder investigation.

The deceased, Corporal Leonard Ochieng Odero, sustained three fatal gunshot wounds inconsistent with self-infliction.
The KWS is cooperating with investigators as the case is reclassified from self-harm to suspected murder.
Investigators also recovered a handwritten note believed to be from the deceased, alongside spent cartridges and the officer's service rifle at the scene.

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