The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has announced a Sh1 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Collins Jumaisi Khalusha, the prime suspect in the murders of multiple women whose bodies were discovered at the Kware dumpsite in Nairobi.
Jumaisi, who was initially apprehended earlier this year, dramatically escaped from the highly secured Muthaiga Police Station on August 20, 2024, alongside 12 Eritrean detainees. The breakout occurred just moments before he was scheduled to be arraigned in court on murder charges.
Reports suggest that two suspects allegedly bribed police officers to facilitate the breakout, triggering an extensive manhunt that has now lasted more than one year without success.
Jumaisi is accused of killing 42 women and disposing of their bodies at the Kware quarry-turned-dumpsite. During his initial detention, Jumaisi allegedly confessed to the killings, though he later claimed police had coerced him into making the admission. He also reportedly admitted to killing his wife, Imelda Khamenya, whose body was found among the victims.
The DCI has intensified its appeal to the public, providing detailed background information to aid in the suspect’s identification. Jumaisi hails from Shiru sub-location, Shaviringa location, Hamisi sub-county in Vihiga County. At the time of his initial arrest, he was apprehended while socializing at an entertainment spot in Nairobi’s Soweto area.
The National Police Service has urged anyone with information on Jumaisi’s whereabouts to come forward, assuring confidentiality for those who provide tips. Members of the public can report information through the anonymous #FichuaKwaDCI hotline at 0800 722 203, WhatsApp at 0709 570 000, or by visiting the nearest police station. Emergency numbers 999, 911, and 112 are also available.
“Every piece of information is valuable,” the DCI emphasized.
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