GORY SCENE! Serial Killer Confessess To Killing Over 42 Women Including His Wife, See Where He Dumps Bodies
Kenyan law enforcement agents have taken into custody a 33- year- old man suspected of being a serial killer, in connection with the gruesome murders of nine women whose mutilated bodies were found in an abandoned quarry- turned- dumpsite in Kware, Mukuru kwa Njenga, Nairobi.
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Collins Jumaisi Khalusha, a resident of Vihiga County, was apprehended in the early hours of Monday, July 15, at a nightclub in Kayole, shortly after watching the Euro championship final.
According to Mohamed Amin, Director of the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), the suspect- described as a psychopathic serial murderer- confessed to killing a total of 42 women between 2022 and July 11, 2024, with his last victim being murdered just days ago.
Amin revealed that Khalusha admitted his first victim was his own wife, whom he strangled and dismembered before disposing of her remains in the dumpsite.
Amin further stated that Khalusha was arrested in the early hours of Monday morning in Kayole, following a collaborative operation conducted by officers from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) and the National Police Service (NPS).
” He was arrested outside a club where he had gone to watch the Euro 2024 football finals, ” said Amin.
” His arrest followed thorough forensic analysis of a mobile phone belonging to one of the victims identified as Josephine Owino where some mobile money transactions were made when she went missing. ”
Immediately following his arrest, Khalusha guided officers to his small studio apartment in the Kware area, located approximately 100 meters from the dumpsite, where various significant evidence was discovered during a search of the premises.
As of Monday morning, a total of 9 bodies had been retrieved from the dumpsite, awaiting autopsies scheduled to begin today at the Nairobi Funeral Home, previously known as City Mortuary. Meanwhile, families of missing individuals have gathered at the Nairobi Funeral Home, formerly City Mortuary, to identify their loved ones among the recovered bodies.
