State House killing case: Witnesses detail fatal attack
Caption for the landscape image: State House killing case: Witnesses detail fatal attack Monday, July 27, 2026 Scroll down to read the article Kithuka Kimunyi who is accused of killing a GSU officer with an arrow at State House gate along Dennis Prit Road, is held at Kilimani Police Station on October 13, 2025. GSU officer Kelvin Nyabuto said he spotted Musyimi approaching Gate D carrying what initially appeared to be a piece of wood. He said he later realised the intruder was armed with a bow and arrows.
- ▪Caption for the landscape image: State House killing case: Witnesses detail fatal attack Monday, July 27, 2026 Scroll down to read the article Kithuka Kimunyi who is accused of killing a GSU officer with an arrow at State House gate along D
- ▪GSU officer Kelvin Nyabuto said he spotted Musyimi approaching Gate D carrying what initially appeared to be a piece of wood.
- ▪He said he later realised the intruder was armed with a bow and arrows.
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| Publication time | Mon, 27 Jul 2026 16:50:21 +0000 |
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Caption for the landscape image: State House killing case: Witnesses detail fatal attack Monday, July 27, 2026 Scroll down to read the article Kithuka Kimunyi who is accused of killing a GSU officer with an arrow at State House gate along Dennis Prit Road, is held at Kilimani Police Station on October 13, 2025. Photo credit: Billy Ogada | Nation Media Group By Sam Kiplagat Court Reporter Nation Media Group Summary Article Related What you need to know: Recalling the incident, GSU officer Kelvin Nyabuto said the attacker appeared to be targeting security officers at the gate.According to the officer, the attacker shot two arrows in quick succession with the first one missing the target.
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