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There has been a new twist in the case involving a four-year-old boy found in Kisii last week and was presumed to be among children who have gone missing in Langas Estate Eldoret. The family of a 47-year-old woman who was accused of stealing one of the missing children in question has come forward to produce documents that prove the boy has been under their custody since birth. This comes as Eldoret chief magistrate Dennis Mikoyan released the suspect on bond with police moving to carry out a DNA test to ascertain the paternity of the child.
New twist in the case involving a four-year-old boy found in Kisii last week
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