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Albert Ojwang was arrested on Friday and reported dead on Sunday morning. The late blogger was picked up at his home on Friday afternoon and logged in the occurrence book at the Nairobi central police station 32 hours later. In that 32-hour period, Ojwang went from a healthy young adult male to a dead body. There are really no clear answers on how this transformation occurred, and those expected to investigate his death also double up as the main suspects.
Albert Ojwang death trail
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