The Directorate of Criminal Investigation officers in the gruesome murder of the Embakasi East returning officer Daniel Musyoka have confessed on the details of a kabambe phone he was using by the time he went missing.
According to the Standard Newspaper, this revelation came to light yesterday after officers from the directorate of criminal investigations in Embakasi questioned the security guard who had been assigned to protect and move with Daniel Musyoka.
The detectives have further established that the late returning officer was using a different phone which he borrowed from the person he was living with. He was to use the mobile to call his driver cum driver at 8.15AM on 11th August.
Apparently, Musyoka had left his mobile phone in a drawer back at his office. They could not, however, determine why the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission Official did not carry his mobile phone home.
The Newspaper added that Daniel was transferred from Oloitoktok and was temporarily living with the friend for almost a month to accomplish his election duties.
The detectives have also revealed that the returning officer was at his office at around 9:00 AM where he stayed until 9:40 AM when he is reported to have left the polling center to an unknown location.
By the time he stepped outside the gate of this center, he was speaking on a mobile phone with someone who is yet to be identified because neither the family nor the friends knew the line he was using to communicate.
Surprisingly, his known mobile phone was switched off almost immediately between 9.40AM and 10.50 AM
But further analysis showed that Musyoka’s known cell phone was switched off between 9:40 AM and 10:50 AM when it was switched on again, then switched off once more.
The investigators were initially thrown into confusion because they concluded that perhaps the deceased was using an App like WhatsApp to call as opposed to the traditional line.
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