Three individuals have been found guilty of the unlawful killing of a Nairobi businessman who was lured to Kilifi with a fraudulent tender offering Sh23 million, according to a court ruling. The accused were charged with conspiracy and murder, with the court stating that the killing was a natural consequence of a common plan. Each of the three was held equally responsible for the crime. The victim, identified as Jiraw, was lured under false pretenses, leading to his death. The court emphasized the deliberate nature of the crime and the role of the accused in orchestrating the fraud. The case highlights the dangers of financial scams in Kenya, particularly in regions like Kilifi where such crimes have been reported. The verdict marks a significant legal outcome in a case that has drawn attention to the need for stronger enforcement against financial fraud and organized crime. (eastleighvoice.co.ke)