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New CCTV footage has cast doubt on police claims about the timeline of blogger Albert Ojwang’s death. While Central Police stated he was booked at 1:39 a.m., footage shows his body was already at Mbagathi Hospital by then, raising concerns of a possible cover-up in the murder investigation.
Police on the Spot Over Blogger Ojwang’s Death Timeline
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