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A second suspect has been arrested in connection with the murder of Willys Ayieko , the Wells Fargo human resource manager. Police say the woman was arrested with her boyfriend who is the main suspect in the murder case. The man escaped with gunshot wounds. Police have urged hospitals in the area to alert them if they receive a person with gunshot wounds in their facility. Meanwhile Victor Okoth Ouma has been remanded for 21 days pending investigations. Victor Okoth Ouma, who was arrested in Dandora Nairobi, will be detained at the railways police station in Kisumu following a Court order. Ouma was allegedly caught with the late Ayieko’s firearm.
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Second suspect arrested in connection with Willis Ayieko murder
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