Scottish Businessman Campbell Scott Found Dead in Kenya After Disappearance
Campbell Scott, a Scottish businessman missing in Kenya, was found dead in the Makongo Forest. He disappeared after leaving the JW Marriott Hotel in Nairobi. FICO confirmed his identification and expressed their sorrow, noting his significant role at the company. Two suspects have been detained as police continue their investigation, awaiting autopsy results to determine the cause of death.
A Scottish businessman, Campbell Scott, was found dead after going missing in Kenya during a work trip. The 58-year-old, who worked as a senior director at the data analytics firm FICO, arrived in Nairobi on February 16. He left the JW Marriott Hotel in the Westlands district but failed to return later that evening.
Scott’s body was discovered by local herders in the Makongo Forest, approximately 110 kilometers southeast of Nairobi. FICO confirmed his identification and expressed their condolences, noting his significant contributions to the company since joining in 2014. He was renowned for his humor and kindness.
The police in Kenya have arrested two suspects—a taxi driver and a club waiter—while ongoing investigations seek to determine the circumstances surrounding Scott’s death. An autopsy is anticipated on Tuesday to clarify the cause of his demise. FICO has not disclosed further details, as the investigation is underway.
The tragic death of Campbell Scott underscores the need for heightened safety measures for expatriates on business trips. His contributions to FICO were valuable, and his absence will be deeply felt by colleagues and family alike. As investigations continue, the apprehension of suspects marks a proactive step towards uncovering the truth about this incident.
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