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The circumstances under which Engineer Ian Singoei Kiprotich went missing on New Year’s Day, only for his lifeless body to be discovered floating in a water body in Mwiki area, Kasarani, four days later have not been unravelled.
The parents of the 26-year mechanical engineer in a tearful tribute said they had forgiven whoever may have caused the death of their son, and that they would not pursue investigations into the case as they have left vengeance to God.
Dr John Korir, the Elgeyo Marakwet County Commissioner, and his wife Pauline Chemutai Korir, the Chief Officer for Gender and Social Services at the Bomet County Government, opened up for the first time on the pain they have endured in the last two weeks.
We have forgiven whoever killed our son, say Ian Singoei's parents
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