Murder at the Kenyatta National Hospital Cancer Ward:The Cosmas Mutunga Case

[@CourageousC1]

This is puzzling, shocking and disturbing 😢! You're such an investigator. Weldone 👏👏

[@richgirl5635]

Our very own true crime channel, the videos are very informative, respectful and well done. Keep up the Good work

[@michaelw1170]

This was so savage

[@glowtechvisuals6176]

If it wasn't for The Holy Spirit showing me a nurse who was damaging my kidneys with a wrong medicine while being treated for deadly malaria, i wouldn't have known. Pray for the sick. It is very Important!

[@mariondavid.3739]

True.Life is spiritual.Some nurses and doctors are on evil missions.

[@Joy-cg55]

Jesus christ

[@Mulusah]

@@mariondavid.3739 "Life is spiritual". What does this phrase mean?

[@loicewayesu.official]

Amen holy spirit unveils every secret to those who God loves

[@gracembati6424]

Sometimes they even misdiagnose you innocently they give you wrong medication then causes damage have been there

[@tshiruh5]

After watching all these videos, im convinced that there no justice in Kenya, you just have to stay prayed up and hope you never need the justice system to help out. 😢

[@maryalubisia4655]

Wise observation

[@stivinsmasai]

You put it best, 'You better hope you never need the justice system to help you out"

[@LoiseMathinji]

That has always been my prayers.I usually feel so sad when I hear of all these cases that never get answers.

[@gabby389]

The worst thing in kenya is to get sick or get caught up on the other side of the law

[@Collovoz]

very true

[@Esthersbucketlist]

They couldn’t just wait for the poor man to even die of cancer, how evil

[@blessedme2226]

I guess his sickness was not real too it was witchcraft😢😢😢😢

[@dorinahbasti4123]

​@@blessedme2226probably 😢

[@beatricekimani7550]

​@@blessedme2226 Yah true

[@lifeofmaliee]

Biggest hospital with no cameras wow what a beautiful country 💀💀💀💀

[@madiala4613]

Imagine traumatizing another patient! May God punish whoever participated in this evil act

[@anngitau3307]

an autistic person at that!! so sad!

[@ashirawiJoylene]

I don't trust that Kenyan detectives make any efforts in their job anymore. This case should have been solved with more competence and effort and less corruption.

[@SilentShadows254]

They left so many stones unturned. For starters, they should have followed up with the family members who visited Mutunga while he was in the hospital and determined where they were at the time of the murder. The metal bracket likely had fingerprints as well, why was this never followed up on? As for the staff on duty, were there any suspicious deposits in their bank accounts or Mpesa?

[@VeronicaDunbar]

​@@SilentShadows254 Yes, fingerprints and dna on the metal bracket. - eg. Skin cells, sweat and possibly even some mini minute blood, on the metal bracket.

[@Bena932]

@@SilentShadows254 very good observation. They could also have established who was the custodian of the metal bracket & why it was in the ward & not the store. There were so many leads that they could have pursued in the course of their investigations. I want to believe the police were compromised.

[@virginiawanjiku5106]

@@VeronicaDunbar Kenya lacks forensic labs to do this kinds of tests.

[@Thatcrazykenyan]

They should also check list of those who were admitted the previous few days and discharged a few days after .

[@Godsinceday1]

Thank you always for keeping us informed, with each episode I learn a thing or two even though sadly😢

[@SilentShadows254]

Thank you for always tuning in❤💯

[@mariondavid.3739]

In this life be close to God and be very prayerful.Pray to God to protect you from days of trouble.Pray for good health.When you are spiritually alert the Lord always reveals every plan of the wicked..

[@rankzkate]

The nurse who visited him at midnight then at 5 am knows more than she's letting on. She mentions Mutunga appeared weak when she administered him with medicine at midnight. That could be around the time he might have been sedated

[@MsJoan]

Being called Kenyatta and being brutally murdered in Kenyatta is quite poetic.

[@snowmanartland8703]

In a Kenyatta regime, poetically crazy

[@Hobby_trails_family_unedited]

😂😂😂😂 Kenyans will never be serious.

[@IBS-remedies]

what's in a name, why I keep asking people what their names mean

[@akinyicolang69]

😂😂🤦🏿‍♀️

[@mosesjumba777]

Mmh, quite poetic until your day arrives!

[@jonathankaranja5857]

I am the one who requested for this. Thanks a lot for airing this. I wanna know the motive for this heinous murder. 😢😢

[@fredchege9909]

Exactly! what was the possible motive?

[@SilentShadows254]

Family feud, looks like the only plausible motive

[@shalomkind4575]

Sounds very much like a spiritual battle against him .

[@DoraWanji]

Nyinyi watu wa spiritual makachieth huwa mnaboo..its not everything spiritual ​@@shalomkind4575

[@carolkangee3770]

Why can't you approach the DCI now that to they have all the equipment to unravel all murders...

[@elizabethmbugua6862]

I'm just happy we got another episode ❤ good job silent shadows...i am here to share with my friends and family

[@kesupick8308]

Whoever killed this patient, whoever aided it, whoever knows the truth and doesn't speak about it, God knows everything and your judgement shall be upon yourselves, your children, and your children's children. Mutunga's blood cried to heaven and whatever mutunga told his heavenly father, it shall be done if not already done by now. The life of a person is in the blood.

[@cheb4sho]

Youre working overtime👏👏 cant wait till you go mainstream

[@TosbyNick]

I would not recommend them going mainstream as that will make them easy to compromise

[@RLSWithClarah2808]

​@@TosbyNickexactly my thoughts

[@sultanmswahilitv4864]

Mainstream is pure nonsense. Waste of time.we are satisfied being here on KZbin not mainstream.

[@Sapphire37.]

Being sick makes you very vulnerable, and being sick in Africa makes you much more vulnerable. However, being sick and under the care of a hospital in Africa is a very dangerous circumstance to be in, and only God can be relied on for successful treatment, care, and discharge. If you are harmed while receiving treatment or on admission in a hospital, there is usually no accountability; the problem is the patient's and their family's; the only benefit, if any, is pity the affected receive, if the situation becomes public. Money and a position of power, in my opinion, have a greater impact on freedom and living conditions in Africa than anywhere else.

[@Esthersbucketlist]

Africa Africa Africa, things happen everywhere in this world so you don’t have to drag Africa maybe say Kenya!

[@MercyMazmida]

U r just clueless you need to pay attention infact your not safe in any hospital if so it is coz same Dr n nurses r killing patients n children in America, UK , Europe n all over .. Including children . Ppl with your mind aways think that the other part of the world is percfet n has it all together Though one thing is that over these slides the west they would have done justice to the family definitely though sometimes they can't solve other crimes but most of the time they do they take their time even if it takes decades , justice will be privileged but sometimes they may not .. Ppl r killed all over the world not just kenya It's in the bible man to man we r enemies of our own . On African someone goes hospital or they ain't even that sick and soon they are dead , accidents on the roads non stop n they r never investigated .. Most of those deaths on road or hospital are not even normal deaths but it's made to look like it's an accident n them police can't be asked , hence so many of them be happening . Every death n accidents that happens over these side is always investigated period

[@CharlesRachel-ck3uz]

​@@Esthersbucketlistit's only in africa 😢

[@stellasammy2022]

I was poisoned at KNH in 2012. I was critically sick. A woman figure dressed in nurse uniform came to my bed with a blue ck cup and hand it to me. I asked her what it was but instead she walked out hurriedly. It was slightly warm so I sipped but as I swallowed it 8 felt like acid burning inside me. I spat the remains and carefully kept the cup down. It was around 2-3am after that I slept until 6am and remembering the incident I turned to look for the cup but it wasn't there even the one i spat. From that day I vomited continuously even when 8 drink water for 2weeks but God healed and took me out safe. From that incident I fear hospitals.

[@lilygofficial8807]

I used to work with Cosmas at Mada Hotels. May his soul continue to rest in peace.

[@marykeria200]

This is diabolical and scary! Who benefitted from his death? Perhaps a property dispute? Insurance claim? Hospital staff were definately in cahoots with the killer(s). The criminal investigation system in this country is pathetic. God protect us all. Another well told story. Kudos from a true crime buff!

[@bettynish6284]

Yes, those crude stuff at KNH definitely played a role,. They must have been paid off

[@lucyruto2008]

😮

[@maryw7789]

Soo sad 😭😭😭

[@cgitahi]

The nurse went to his room and saw that he was very sick ,took his temperature and then didn't return to the room for a whole hour ? ! How shameful to be that negligent !

[@gabrielndoo8725]

I'm also wondering 🤔

[@Beliers]

What a pain on top of pain uzuri whoever did this karam is real

[@Esthersbucketlist]

Talk about whipping the blood off his face only to realise he’s dead! Why even touch him when you can clearly see the scene is bloody and it’s not what it looked like an hour ago,

[@everlynegathoni572]

​@@Esthersbucketlistmy thoughts too.

[@SilentShadows254]

This!! She should have raised an alarm the moment she saw that much blood💯

[@sharonkaru7535]

At the end of the day we shall all die and won't take anything with us 🤦🤦 it's high time people stop fighting for material things to an extent of ending soneones life

[@oluochmercy5716]

Greed 😢

[@cosmasmutungi8017]

Around that time I went to the bank for a transaction. The teller took my id and didn't serve me for longer than I expected. She left her WS and went to the back offices and spend a long time. When she came back she looked relieved and fresh. I mentioned it to her and that's when she opened up. She said "I was confusing you with the Cosmas Mutunga who was murdered in KNH". My name is Cosmas Mutungi. The tellers name ended with Langat so I didn't judge her, its easy to confuse Mutungi and Mutunga

[@evekaranei3]

its so sad that corruption that leads no justice denied and nepotism is almost the order of the day

[@ronnyotieno7805]

Very interesting story...Very sad for Cosmas...Silent shadows is the best when it comes to crime story

[@SilentShadows254]

Thank you for watching🕵❤

[@mamajamal1]

Two key points: First, staff members who provided direct care to the victim may have been involved in his death. A caregiver with direct access administered medication and was likely the last person to see him alive shortly before his death. The nature of his death-he did not fight back or scream-suggests he may have been sedated. Additionally, blood test results that could have confirmed whether and when he was sedated have not been disclosed. This raises concerns about whether the lack of transparency is an attempt to protect the involved staff. Second, we must learn from this tragic incident to prevent similar occurrences in the future. Implementing surveillance cameras in corridors outside patient rooms would enhance safety by monitoring who enters and exits. Condolences to the family! Justice must be served. It has not been done. Sadly.

[@faithsonya479]

I'm interested to know if there are surveillance cameras in the wards now😮

[@anonnona6433]

Why the overkill though😮 Also, the killer or killers would be covered with blood as they fled the scene. Hmmm.

[@janemugambi6825]

Why didn't investigators get the young clement, who shared a cubicle with Mutunga to try and identify the relatives, since he had seem them when they were committing the heinous act??? Again why kill a cancer patient who is already battling a disease that could unalive him anytime😢. Such a wicked world.

[@simonwainaina7360]

Getting murdered in a national hospital with cctvs security and the most qualified personnel in the country!!!!!??? Wow

[@Lucky2016-q2q]

Ayi the hospital should be responsible because there should be cameras in the corridors of the word so u can see who has entered the room, how couldn't a big hospital like this fail to have cameras there they are solely responsible for his death, so people have to bring their patients to the hospital with their private security to guard them, what ashame to the hospital?

[@VeronicaDunbar]

There are rude and abusive med. personnel. They don't want to be recorded.

[@annewanjiru818]

Jealousy is evil, why kill a terminally ill patient in such a heinous way?

[@jackie4health]

Ndio aondokee faster. Now they have remained with the land. Wakule sasa

[@tida3727]

😢😢😢😢

[@VeronicaDunbar]

​@@jackie4health Haraka haraka, sasa haina baraka imewakuta.

[@vickiechege_1234]

Good job😊I love the good work you are doing.May God help our country Kenya.

[@SilentShadows254]

Thank you for watching🕵❤

[@judithdoraakolo4656]

Security at KNH is absurd. Someone known to me was admitted following an accident. One morning three people go to his bedside and order the fiance to step out, that they wanted to check on the patient. When the fiance returned the guy who had taken breakfast and was talking heartily was long dead. I mean something needs to be done about patients safety.

[@simplyhavy]

What!?

[@abbyrenee8332]

Whaat?😟😧 was his fiance able to identify them and the hospital what explanation did they give as to whom it is that had visited him?

[@maryanneshiindungu9771]

After watching this video I'm now convinced my sister did not die a natural death in that same ward. I had just confronted a nurse asking why she wasn't been given piped food coz she was always on sedation for three days , the nurse grew wild and rudely dismissed me, but I kept insisting then if they are not deeding her then they should stop the medication also. She was sleeping peacefully when I left only to be called the next day and they said she had died , her husband had already gone to the hospital and had collected all her belongings and was already at home , my sister was lying lifeless in the room where they hold dead bodies , all these allegedly happened at around 4.00 to 6.00 and that was the time her husband was there. I got to the hospital at around 10.00 am and my sisters mouth was full of blood , her dread locks were bloody , and its like she died struggling... Sth is not right.

[@margaretgichira9973]

May you find answers one day, may her soul rest in peace. If hers was not a normal death, may whoever involved never find peace.😒

[@joymunyi7843]

Oh my! I'm so sorry for that. How did he get to the hospital at that hour or he was a staffer at KNH? Did you report it?... Pole sana. May justice prevail.

[@helenachieng7978]

Pole sana 😢

[@LilianTulaj]

The same case with my sister, after having a second Stroke, she was taken with an ambulance from Karen to KNH at 8.00 pm.where she was admitted next day at 15.00 The whole week she was not given any medication until she started turning her eyes is when they survocated her with their so called oxygen where you could see foam coming out of mouth and landing in her Nose. I arrived the next day and the Dr told me that if she could continue with medication after the first stroke, she couldn't have died and when I asked him which medication were they giving her ,the answer was nothing...I was given a bill of 150k only because my sister was sleeping in KNH without treatment.

[@WanjiruJane-j8f]

​@@joymunyi7843 let me tell you that a friend of mine came to see me in 2019 @11pm anf was allowed

[@donnziokasymo9660]

My favourite time of the week is here. Alwayz on point💯💯💯👊🏾🔥

[@SilentShadows254]

Thank you for watching🕵❤

[@marywangari2555]

Someone wanted to cash out the life insurance, lets start there

[@JamesErnest-cc1kj]

Doctors are imuned to what you can term horror

[@question-every-thing]

Whoever did the crime, be it family members or the hospital staff, all had inside help

[@SilentShadows254]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@annemutisya298]

Let me tell you no nurse usually has any business in this ..nwae

[@JR_chepkoech]

Is there justice in this country 🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️ Yaani someone can be killed in the hospital with the aid of a worker and no one is arrested 😒😒

[@faithsonya479]

Maajabu kweli! I hope that one day, justice for this man will be served.

[@charitymuthoni4938]

Are you surprised???? Have you forgotten this is Kenya? A corruped country?

[@gracenjuguna7292]

What has parliament to do with a murder investigation? Whats the work of all the investigative agencies??

[@davidkaria2992]

They are mandated by law as an oversight body for this case the Parliamentary committee on health.

[@unknownname1941]

How about police do simple things like fingerprint the murder weapon???

[@VeronicaDunbar]

​@@unknownname1941 Fingerprints, sweat, skin cells etc

[@mtktinah]

I wonder how someone can sleep peaceful after committing such a crime 😢😢

[@mercedeswakihiu32]

My late brother was beaten up while admitted there after a head surgery in 2019,April.we found him with a swollen face and when we enquired,the fools had the audacity to lue to us that he fell while attempting to run away🤦🏽‍♀🤦🏽‍♀This is someone who had just come from the ICU and couldn't even talk,but he kept pointing to one of the security guards looking very scared.Reported it to management but they kept talking us in circles,we gave up. Kenyatta hospital is a death trap. I gate that hospital with all of me.

[@tida3727]

Lol😢😢😢😢😢😢poleni sana..mngemtoa saa hiyo And take a short video akiwaonyesha huyo gateman na mkiongea

[@sarafinahamisi2303]

I hate that place 😢 death trap

[@hanifajuma6121]

Kenyatta hospital is known as slaughter house.

[@bettynish6284]

Me too, I pray to God to give me good health

[@VipQatat]

😭😭😭😭

[@DorcasChege-p7t]

Nasukuru Mungu sana pia KN H cox i delive my 2 kids there 209 n 2004 thr C section blood grp O- if was not God it was not easy but Doctors n nurses they help me God bless u. But one challenge i face, mama wakuifagia tu alinitusi sana wakati nilitapila. Sikuwa najiweza lakini nilinyenyekea tu. Wakenya? Mungu asipokuwa nawe mambo ni mengi kila mahali.

[@brucemariga3909]

sad case. unfair outcome, but great work narrating. plus nurses are not the only people in hospitals

[@donatio1]

This is horrible, may the merciful Lord forgive Mutunga and grant him eternal life. May Gods justice prevail

[@estherwanja9261]

It's soo sad for such a big hospital to be involved in such a heinous act and they go scot free

[@josephkyalo1712]

the murder weapon and crime scene was never checked for finger prints, kwani how do they solve crime in Kenya?

[@ruthie8466]

probably rely on their sight 🙈

[@Mashariki_0]

Anyone who has been to kenyatta hospital knows the lack of cameras in the wards has nothing to do with patient privacy. This also applies to most level 5 hospitals in the country. The staff might be innocent. The hospital has security in theory. I don't think it's that hard for an outsider or 2 to walk in, commit the evil crime and walk out

[@SilentShadows254]

💯💔

[@DoraWanji]

They dont even check at the security point what you're carrying..so unaweza ingina hata na gun or poison or metal

[@tadichaguyo290]

Worst kind of evil.There is no justice in Kenya. May GOD have mercy on his soul.

[@Albertdoessomething-df9vr]

My neighbour had been admitted at Kenyatta. He left the hospital at night and was hit by a car across the hospital. I used to be treated there in the 1980's and it was the best. Not any more

[@SilentShadows254]

Oh my, that's horrific💔💔

[@NdindaFlorence]

Was your neighbour escaping or he was discharged?

[@Collovoz]

Only God can issue justice in this unbalanced country 😢😢

[@emmanuelwekesa976]

Very heartbreaking, most probably it was due to family feud. probably the perpetrator had premeditated the murder for days by doing preliminary visits to the hospital, scouted all possible escape routes, sources of murder weapons, hospital timeline and established when the patient was being visited by the family members, movement of the hospital staff and probably obtained drugs from outside the hospital and finally moved into action. In a shocking scenario, it can even be a visitor who once visited him from family side who did the intelligence collection.

[@alafaftr]

💯 concur!

[@herinahellen9862]

Huyo brother yake is my first suspect

[@charitykabi4877]

Woiye, never heard of this story before 😢 really sad to die in such a gruesome way. May the family find peace

[@kelvinmungai4270]

This case raises serious concerns: either the DCI lacks the necessary tools to perform their duties effectively, or they are more focused on abducting Gen Zs instead of conducting thorough investigations. A logical first step would have been to interview the key witness to identify the last staff member or nurse who administered medication to Cosmas Mutunga, as this could shed light on who might have sedated him. Furthermore, the investigators should have lined up the relatives and neighbors for the witness to identify anyone present during the incident. If this is not feasible, they could provide the witness with photographs of the individuals so they can identify the person involved. With a land dispute being a strong motive, it is highly likely that one of these individuals-a relative or so-called neighbor-was directly involved in Mutunga's death.😭😭😭😢

[@MargaretKinganga]

You are very good in this gal.. keep it up...

[@SilentShadows254]

Thank you so much 😊❤🕵

[@blessedmum7317]

What a sad story

[@NyambekiLydiah]

Something is not adding up, am not sure the nurse came to check the temp, he/ she came to check whether their's anybody around so that the plan can go on, plus one full hour???? How,for someone who is very sick....

[@rathiajuma6954]

And negligence weeh I have a story to tell back in 2013 I saw dust,you have a kid who is sick and is small fever hivi imeshiot you call the nurse and they dont care watakuja wakitaka saa hio mtoto ana converse administering wrong medicine then put too much oxygen for a child until the lungs colapsed

[@NdindaFlorence]

Surely??

[@cynthiakeimy649]

​@@rathiajuma6954sorry...it could be they were understaffed

[@LoiseMathinji]

Wooi,how much as a nurse can one be paid to assist in killing a patient who was brought to them to get well? 😢😢this is sad.May they never know peace.

[@unknownname1941]

As little as 20k

[@sultanmswahilitv4864]

That thing will torment them forever😢

[@VipQatat]

😭😭😭😭😭So heartbreaking

[@margaretgichira9973]

@@unknownname1941 then you end up not doing anything with that money. Diseases, debts...so sad

[@alicenjoki1204]

All the staff on duty that night knows something about what happened 😢

[@bettykamau1347]

Oh my God, please reveal the truth. No wonder the security in KNH is so tight and tough this days. May God surface the truth

[@tshiruh5]

Freaking land disputes strike again 😔

[@edwinkareithi104]

We live with evil people amongst us.

[@JoshJamrock]

I once worked at KNH as a medical social worker and I am glad I managed to do my job well and exited without any compromises. After watching this I am imagining what if I was the one accused and yet I know nothing. To make the matter worse, what if the nurses didn't protest? Probably the innocent soul, who is a scapegoat could have rot in prison!

[@Francis-d1w]

You mean there weren't even cctv cameras at either entrance or exit doors.. to ward 8c. Security manager should have been arrested.

[@peterkoinange3825]

Nice analysis and kudos to the Silent Shadows Team. I think the hospital was liable for the murder 99.999%.

[@SilentShadows254]

Thank you for watching🕵❤

[@NdindaFlorence]

Very. True

[@sharonkombo828]

I genuinely do not like this hospital I always have a bad feeling about it.

[@evelynenyaboke450]

If it's a relative, let them check the CCTV at the entrance and see if they can get anybody familiar to the family except the wife and brother. Even if it takes a whole day to watch in detail, i believe it will help

[@tomondiek2839]

they most probably destroyed the evidence, satan cannot fight satan

[@BabyFloh]

🥺🥺So sad...it's high time now we all learn the basics of life saving for sure 😢

[@naomigitahi7636]

The trauma Clement (cube mate) went through is unimaginable 😢

[@Yukan2708]

Who treats a sick hospital that s sicker than its patients?

[@williamwaitindi7595]

If a patient can be so brutally murdered in a private ward in the biggest referall hospital in East and central Africa, with so much evidence and yet no conviction is obtained, is so baffling. 1. The murder weapon was a hospital inventory. 2.The doors of the ward were closed at midnight. 3.The nurse who went to check on the patient at 4am, found him in distress but alive. 4.Why did the nusrse do something about the patient's distress immediately. 5.Was the nusrses station on the same floor as the patients room? 6. If so, is the access to the ward visible from the nurse's station? 7. If so, most likely, either, the hospitals staff were involved, or they were paid off to look the other way by the unknown perpetrator. 8. If not, how did the perpetrators or perpetrator gain access to the ward?

[@modaphne193]

This has inside job written all over it, the man was dying of cancer I don’t think the family was that desperate not to wait unfortunately. He probably angered one of the staff members and they did this to him. And of course at the end they protected their own staff. You have to really know the insides and out of the hospital to have pulled this. Knowledge of where to get the murder weapon etc.., they probably had on civilian clothes then changed back to work uniforms and of course he was sedated. And I believe it was planned beforehand. Only 2 witnesses here unfortunately one deceased and the other can’t speak and they were very aware of that to have carried a gruesome crime in front of him smh!

[@evebengal]

Good research! Well done. Subscribed!

[@sallykesh2430]

ooh my GOD THIS IS INSANE,may he rest in peace and may the killers never find peace

[@mellenondieki6329]

Please may this case to be renewed,money will do thatGod please help, kenya loves bribe,God open the case,of motunga,but why video cameras stopped, off,that nurses of the hospital knows,everything,,God will open l in USA 🇺🇸

[@rosemaryauntie3872]

Woii 😢😢 may God comfort the heart of his family. But kuna mungu binguni

[@mucheneviona]

Entering hospital premises at such hours needed the assistance of security personnel...

[@SteveIrunguJermaine]

This is high level of madness

[@mlabalabazwide5445]

These days to be hospitalised is like giving yourself to the harvesters

[@marionmwangi3840]

Surely nurses go through a lot. Are nurses security men and women.

[@keango3519]

Im wondering, how 3 nurses can plot to murder a patient so brutally..it does not make sense at all..

[@yvonneadongo2304]

Ever heard of accessory to murder?

[@MotorReviesKE]

Marion, are maids not responsible.for kids even if the homes have watchmen? If something happens to tje baby utauliza maid ama watchman?

[@mbithiliz2620]

This tell you the cancer was also casted on him by the killers ..and they saw that he was not dying then decided to go and kill him ....land disputes from family members has be on rise ...I remember my late dad 😢 left too early due to land disputes where the brothers decided to visit their witches to deal with dad so. Sad .every one will one day die and leave everything here .

[@faithnasieku3972]

I remember this story because I was admitted there nov 15 to dec 16

[@melisamburu1215]

When did that happened?

[@consiliawanyama1086]

Our God is a just God

[@HonneyBebsz]

Wangeuza shamba lake 😢wanunue good lawyers and get justice for the victim 🤔

[@victoriashiko7172]

Omg omg where’s to be safe in ????😭😭😭😭😭

[@sharonaketch1112]

So sad😢😢,may the nurses never know peace.God of justice will never give them rest.

[@mercyajah7915]

someone is already in pain ,fighting for their and someone decides to finish them off,God of vengeance please😢

[@favour2916]

Th3 hospital ought to have installed cameras to capture every person getting in and out of the ward..

[@NdindaFlorence]

Walizima

[@maurinelumumba2662]

😢😢😢😢 omg omg even in hospital its not safe

[@elizabethmitaki8713]

Even the parliamentary commitee could not establish those killers😢😢😢

[@maridiyaibrahim8210]

Killing a dying man 😢

[@sultanmswahilitv4864]

In Kenya anything is possible. Corruption has facilitated every thing

[@CharlesRachel-ck3uz]

😭😭😭

[@janeichai2701]

Too bad

[@NaftaryNdungu]

Hey presenter, beautiful voice.💕

[@shirowkihara6577]

They murdered a cancer patient in the hospital 😭😭 this is special kind of evil and brutality 😢😢

[@SilentShadows254]

💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@jonathankaranja5857]

I remember watching this on Citizen TV 7 p.m. news one night in July 2014 at my uncle's place in Murang'a county. I felt depressed and a bit traumatized. (I am the one who requested for this episode thru e-mail).

[@bettynish6284]

​@@jonathankaranja58572014 or 2015

[@stellamaries2979]

Thank you for requesting it now we are on the know​@@jonathankaranja5857

[@haroonowiti8400]

Indeed this is a new form of evil😢

[@threebrothers..]

My dad died horribly in this hospital in 2007,i cant refer anyone here

[@kapansachileshe-c4e]

This is a very sad story,this man's family has received no justice for him. Continue to rest in peace mutunga.

[@Nani-Hana-kwao]

That nurse who attended him before coming back after an hour sedated him...

[@f.stvchannel.6543]

Content top notch...investigative story's ziko fitii..people should learn something from ur stories..

[@franciscataiti5301]

We ate in this court above all courts under the sun. Let's start moving from where we reached with justice Lesit and we will succeed.. The worst we would do is to live the past.. Am eager to meet men at work. Am after writing down what is in their minds. Nothing else.

[@amanda_the_marketer]

Watching from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

[@mutarahwairire254]

If a nurse was to be involved i think there eas so many other way of than that brutality that could have made it look like a natural death ..

[@SilentShadows254]

Exactly!!!

[@harrietkhamisi2357]

True

[@josephmusau4526]

I don't think that it's nurses or other health care staff. It's an outsider from work or a relative

[@may_sk7813]

Thanks for not letting us forget the madness at KNH

[@joymunyi7843]

Why was the blood testing for sedative still sent in the same hospital he had died in? And all the investigations were internal and not independent and you expect any proper results! Maajabu hayo!