Autopsy of Slain British National Unveils No Findings, Investigation Ongoing
Dr. Richard Njoroge conducted an autopsy on Campbell Scott, a British national, at Makueni County Referral Hospital, but the cause of death remains undisclosed. Scott’s body was found in a sack in Makongo Forest, leading to arrests in connection with the case. Further forensic analysis is underway as investigations continue.
A postmortem examination was performed on Campbell Scott, a 58-year-old British national, at Makueni County Referral Hospital on Thursday, led by Deputy Government Pathologist Dr. Richard Njoroge. The examination aims to determine the cause of death, but Dr. Njoroge did not disclose any findings after the procedure. Officers from the Homicide Division of the Directorate of Criminal Investigations accompanied him during the autopsy.
Scott’s body was discovered on Sunday inside a sack alongside some pineapples in Makongo Forest by a cattle herder. Following this discovery, a taxi driver and a waiter were arrested and are currently assisting police with ongoing investigations. For forensic analysis, homicide detectives collected samples during the autopsy.
After the examination, Scott’s body was transferred to Lee Funeral Home in Nairobi for further processing. The family representative, David Hornus, who was present at the postmortem, declined to provide comments to the media regarding the case. The investigation is still developing, with law enforcement seeking additional evidence.
In summary, the autopsy on Campbell Scott remains undisclosed, with investigations ongoing involving arrested individuals. The case highlights the necessity of careful forensic examination in homicide investigations. The situation remains sensitive, as the deceased’s family awaits further information regarding the cause of death and the circumstances surrounding it.
Original Source: www.kenyanews.go.ke
