END TIME!! Popular Pastor MEETS Waterloo After Carwash Attendant Discovered Human Body Parts In His Car
A shocking discovery was made at a carwash in Masikhu market, Bungoma, when a carwash attendant found human body parts in the trunk of a car belonging to a self- proclaimed clergyman, Levis Simiyu.
The suspect, a pastor at a local ministry in Ndivisi Ward, had brought his Toyota Premio to the carwash for a body wash.
The attendant noticed a protruding human leg, partly burnt, and other body parts in a carton in the trunk.
The attendant immediately alerted the petrol station manager, who confirmed the presence of the dismembered human parts.
The police were swiftly informed, and they arrived just in time to prevent Simiyu from driving away from the scene.
“It was when the service guy was making the final touches at the boot that he noticed a protruding human leg, partly burnt and resting atop other such parts, the report read in part
The suspect is currently in police custody, and the recovered body parts have been transported to Webuye County Hospital morgue for further analysis and preservation.
The incident has left the local community in shock, seeking answers and justice.
The police are urging anyone with information to come forward as they investigate the circumstances surrounding this disturbing event. Simiyu’s motive and the identity of the victim remain unknown, and the community is eagerly awaiting answers.
The discovery has also raised questions about the suspect’s background and his involvement in the ministry.
The police are working to unravel the mystery, and the community is demanding justice for the victim.
The incident has also sparked fear and anxiety among residents, who are calling for increased security measures to prevent such incidents in the future.
The police are working tirelessly to piece together the evidence and ensure that justice is served.
The community is rallying together to support the investigation and ensure that the perpetrator is brought to book. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance and community policing in preventing and solving crimes……. CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING
