Evan Chirchir, National Treasury employee was reported missing by his family for several days, his body has been found at Machakos Level V morgue.
Dr. Daniel Katua, the medical superintendent at Machakos Level Five Hospital, confirmed to that the deceased was brought to the facility on August 31, 2024, at 9:20 p.m.
According to Katua, officers from Kyumbi Police Station positively identified the body based on information from the mortuary’s attendants.
“As we speak, the family has obtained permission from Kyumbi police station to transfer the body to a place of their choice, presumably a private mortuary,” Katua told reporters at his office in Machakos on Wednesday.
The doctor declined to provide further details about the body, citing privacy reasons, advising reporters to contact the deceased’s family for additional details.
He however mentioned that the deceased’s relatives had initially gone to retrieve the body from the mortuary for transfer but were instructed to obtain permission from Kyumbi Police Station first.
“A post-mortem examination was scheduled to be conducted on the body at this facility today. The family, however, instead placed a request for them to have it transfered. When they came here, we told them to come with the police,” Dr. Katua said.
After obtaining the required police documentation, the family successfully collected and transferred the body to Machakos Funeral Home. Accompanied by the deceased’s brother, they declined to speak with the media.
Chirchir had previously expressed fears for his life over a Ksh.286 million tender.
