Notorious Serial Killer Masden Wanjala Lynched By Irate Mob In Bungoma
Early this year there was a series of killings on children that took place in the country and this left more that 10 families lost their loved ones. One self confessed serial killer Wasten Wanjala came out and confessed to 13 killings.
Wasten Wanjala who hails from Bungoma County was then arrested and was to be charged in a court of law this week before he escaped from Jogoo Police station in unclear circumstances early this week. This incident has since left three officers to be investigated.
As read from a report released by the police concerning his escape, it was revealed that Serial Killer took advantage of the early Wednesday Morning Black Out at the police station before successfully escaping from the police station only hours before being taken to court to face the charges.
Early today morning, Wasten Wanjala was identified by some teenagers from his village who then reported to the authorities but little did they know that the villagers had also noticed his presence hence they acted swiftly and took the law on their arms and lynched him even before the police arrived to arrest him.
As revealed by one eye witness from Sikusi village where the serial killer was lynched, it is reported that he arrived at the village early Friday morning and when the villagers noticed his presence they started chasing him a chase that led to him entering a house belonging to another villager who little known to her , her compound would turn to a crime scene.
Moments later, the irate villagers arrived and removed him from the house before killing him in a blink of an eye. The police officers have since confirmed that in deed its Masten Wanjala and have promised to conduct further investigation in the matter. However, the big question at hand is how he managed to travel from Nairobi to Bungoma unnoticed by anyone.
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