Wycliffe Macharia, who reportedly worked at a barbershop in Kutus, Kirinyaga County, went missing and was later found dead, his body dumped near Kerugoya Stadium. His family is now asking what happened to him.
According to information shared by blogger Cyprian Nyakundi, the investigation into his death has allegedly faced interference, with claims that efforts to establish the circumstances were silenced. The same report alleges that a postmortem examination the family sought was stopped.
The story is explicit about the limits of these claims: the circumstances behind the alleged interference and the claims about the postmortem have not been independently established. It names no official, police officer or institution accused of interfering, and it carries no response from the police, the family or the hospital.
Unnamed sources cited in the reports also claim that Macharia was killed after a disagreement and that his property was taken. The story says the family reportedly questions whether the disagreement played a part. These remain allegations, with no suspect named and no motive confirmed by investigators. What would settle the matter is a documented account of whether a postmortem was requested, carried out or halted, and why.

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