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Republic v Harun Mbae Kibiti & 2 others

REPUBLIC OF KENYA IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT MERU CRIMINAL CASE NO. 54 OF 2013 REPUBLIC ............................................................................................................ PROSECUTOR VS HARUN MBAE KIBITI .........................................................................................1 ST ACCUSED DENNIS MUNENE ............................................................................................... 2 ND ACCUSED TITUS MURITHI ………………………………………………...……………… 3RD ACCUSED RULING The accused persons Harun Mbae Kibiti, Dennis Munene and Titus Murithi are charged with the offence of murder contrary to Section 203 of the Penal Code. The particulars are that accused persons on the night of 5 th May 2013 at Karindine Sub-Location, Kiirua location in Meru Central District within Meru County jointly murdered Peter Kaumbara M’Murungi. The evidence tendered by the 7 prosecution witness caused a prima facie case sufficient to place accused person on defence. They have a case to answer. HON. A.ONG’INJO JUDGE 22/11/2018 Before Hon. Adwera Onginjo, Judge Kinoti – C/A Miss Mwathi for State Accused 1 – present in person Accused 2 – Present in person Accused 3 – present in person Court – Ruling delivered dated and signed in court. Section 211 C.P.C explained. HON. A.ONG’INJO JUDGE Mr. Omari – Accused person will give sworn evidence. We can have a date for Defence hearing. Accused 1 – One witness

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Accused 2 – One witness Accused 3 – One witness Order – Defence Hearing on 5/12/2018. HON. A.ONG’INJO JUDGE 22/11/2018

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