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A family from Shambitsi village in Navakholo Constituency, Kakamega County now want the body of a relative exhumed claiming the results of the autopsy were skewed. The family is crying over a foul play on the initial autopsy done that denied them real cause of the death of their kin.
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A censored autopsy : Family demands exhumation of kin’s body
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