Baby Sagini

Three suspects were arraigned and charged Friday morning at the Kisii Law Courts for attempted murder before Senior Resident Magistrate Christine Ogweno.

“This court orders the three accused persons to be remanded in the police custody without bond or bail awaiting trial,” Ogweno said. “These are the compelling reasons for this court to deny them bond or bail,” said Kaino. “I oppose this court granting the accused persons bond or bail for they are likely to interfere with witnesses who are close relatives to them,” said Kaino.

Reports now indicate that a family dispute over land inheritance was the cause of the bizarre eye-gouging incident in Kisii County | Pulselive Kenya.

A number of politicians have come to the aid of Baby Sagini and his sister Shantel. He would later update his followers online that he had learned of further abuse that the child and his sister had undergone. Ongoing investigations have established that Junior is in line to inherit the controversial land from his stepfather and in accordance with customary laws.

Kisii Senior Resident Magistrate, Christine Ogweno on Tuesday ordered that Pacifica Nyakerario be detained at Rioma Police Station to allow the investigating ...

According to Prosecutor Hillary Kaino, Nyakerario was the last person who had been seen with baby Sagini before she left for Nairobi. Kaino told the court that the 26-year-old escorted his mother who is the main suspect to the bus station to board a vehicle to Nairobi on the day Sagini was found, thereby implying that he was part of the scheme to conceal the cruel act. A main suspect in the bizarre incident that saw the gouging of the eyes of three-year-old Junior Sagini will remain in police custody to allow the detectives in Marani Sub County to complete their investigations.

Baby Sagini's grandmother accused her daughter-in-law of harming the three-year-old in a statement to police on Thursday, Dec. 22.In her statement to.

In her statement, she indicated that the two main suspects were determined to harm the baby as they did not want the three-year-old boy to inherit the family land as he was a stepson in the family. In her statement to detectives in Kisii, the grandmother claimed that her daughter-in-law and Sagini’s cousin conspired to have the three-year-old killed. Baby Sagini’s grandmother accused her daughter-in-law of harming the three-year-old in a statement to police on Thursday, Dec.

The trio Alex Ochogo (Cousin to Sagini), Pacifica Nyakerario (Aunt) and Rael Nyakerario (grandma) Friday appeared before Senior Resident Magistrate, Christine ...

Lawyers Nduhukire Anita, representing the minor, and George Morara for Kisii County Government opposed the release of the suspects. On security grounds, he further argued that the accused persons may be harmed by angry members of the public who are baying for their blood following the heinous act. Prosecutor Hillary Kaino had opposed their bail application in the interest of justice stating that the case had attracted huge public interest.

Baby Junior Sagini went missing on Wednesday, December 14, before being found a day later writhing in pain with blood all over his face and eyes removed ...

I also went out to look for the child and I did not find him. I had gone through the same place the previous evening looking for the baby but I did not find him," he said. It is reported that Rael had only two sons, Sagini's father and Ochogo's who died under unclear circumstances. "I asked my mother if she had looked for him and she said yes. Fortunately, he survived. It was reported that Sagini's attackers removed his eyes and dumped his body in a maize plantation believing that he was dead.