How Ruto Purchased UDA From Unsuspecting Raphael Tuju

 Over the years, obtaining information from ongoing police investigations in Kenya, particularly in murder cases, has been incredibly challenging. This is a common practice worldwide, where investigators keep details under wraps to prevent suspects from manipulating evidence or evading justice. However, in Kenya, getting updates from the police during an investigation, particularly a murder inquiry, has historically been more difficult than robbing a bank. This is how it has been in the past.

What makes the current situation so shocking is that information from a high-profile murder investigation has been leaking out onto social media. This hasn't happened before. The case in question is that of Monica Kimani, and what's crucial here is understanding the type of leak. There are two types: one where information is stolen secretly by a rogue officer, and another where the investigators deliberately release information as a strategy. In this case, it appears to be the latter—information is being intentionally leaked by the investigation team itself.

This became clear shortly after the arrest of the chief suspect, Joseph Irungu. Information began leaking almost immediately, focusing mostly on him and not much on other suspects. The leaks became more significant after TV anchor Jackie Maribe was arrested, with information connecting her to the crime coming out soon after her arrest. This suggests that the leaks are controlled and deliberate, likely coming from those deeply involved in the investigation.

Why would they do this? When Irungu was arrested, he claimed the investigation was a waste of time and that the case would never go anywhere. Similarly, when Maribe was questioned, she allegedly threatened the investigators, suggesting they could lose their jobs if the case didn't go the way she wanted. This kind of threat is taken seriously in Kenya, where police can be transferred or even dismissed if their investigations are perceived to be mishandled.

Given the political connections of the suspects, it's understandable why the police might want to ensure the case doesn’t get swept under the rug. By leaking information, they ensure that it becomes much harder to make the case go away quietly. If the public is aware of damning evidence, it becomes much more difficult for anyone to cover up the case.

This approach, while controversial, is proving that Kenyan investigators are capable of handling complex cases. There's a misconception that Kenyan police are ineffective, but the recent developments show they can be very strategic when they choose to be.

The Director of Criminal Investigations, George Kinoti, pointed out that murder cases involving multiple suspects are much easier to solve than those involving just one person. This has proven to be true in the case of Monica Kimani, where investigators have already gathered substantial evidence from the suspects.

In the case of Jackie Maribe, investigators are finding contradictions in her statements, which further complicate her defense. Recently, some leaked information suggested that items belonging to the victim, Monica Kimani, were found in Maribe’s house. If true, this would be conclusive evidence, as it is virtually impossible to escape conviction if such evidence is found.

The case has taken an even more shocking turn with the news that Maribe, who reported on Kimani’s murder, has been charged with the crime. This has left many Kenyans stunned, as it is rare for someone involved in reporting such a crime to become a suspect.

Kenya is now witnessing two high-profile murder cases at the same time, each involving brutal killings of young women with mysterious circumstances. One case revolves around a possible greed for money, while the other seems to involve people targeting the victim for her wealth.

The situation has led to the revelation that Deputy President William Ruto, a key figure in Kenyan politics, has been very active in preparing for the 2022 elections. Despite the challenges and criticisms from some political circles, he remains focused and committed to his plans. In a surprising move, Ruto has reportedly bought the political party PO (Party of Action), which was initially launched by Rafael Tuju in 2013. This move could be part of a broader strategy, as Jubilee, the party Ruto belongs to, is seen as a loose coalition, and the purchase of PO may give him more control over his political future.

Ruto’s strategic planning and political maneuvering, including his involvement in the formation of Jubilee and his purchase of PO, reflect his meticulous approach to politics. His ability to juggle multiple political objectives and navigate the complexities of Kenyan politics shows he is a serious player in the game.

For those interested in learning more about Ruto’s journey and political tactics, a special report is available, detailing his rise to power, his business dealings, and how he played a pivotal role in the 2013 elections. Ruto’s moves are definitely worth watching as Kenya approaches the 2022 elections.