Willis Ayieko: Autopsy shows Wells Fargo manager died of head injuries

• Willis Ayieko, a human resources manager at Wells Fargo, was found dead in a swamp in Gem, Siaya County after mysteriously disappearing on Friday, October 18
• An autopsy report conducted at Lee Funeral Homes in the presence of family members revealed Ayieko’s cause of death
• Chief government pathologist Johansen Oduor concluded that the Wells Fargo HR chief died of head injuries

Amos Khaemba, a journalist at TUKO.co.ke, has over three years of writing experience policy and current affairs in Kenya.

Nairobi – The autopsy report revealed the cause death of Willis Ayiekohuman resources manager in Wells Fargo security company.

The autopsy was performed at the Lee Funeral Home in Nairobi on Tuesday, October 29, and was conducted by government pathologist Johansen Oduor.

What killed Willis Oduor

In his reports, Oduor stated that an autopsy showed that the murdered Wells Fargo HR manager died of head injuries, indicating the possibility of foul play in the incident.

According to the government’s chief pathologist, the injuries led to bleeding into the brain.

“He had a brain bleed. In addition, he had bruises on his wrists caused by handcuffs being found on him. There was also missing tissue in the mouth, ear and cheek,” Oduor said.

Oduor explained that the missing tissues were the result of animal predation where the body was found.

“They were caused by aquatic animals such as fish and crabs. We found a dead crab on our clothes. We believe they were targeting soft parts of the body,” he said.

Place of arrest of murder suspect Willis Ayieko

Meanwhile, Directorate of Criminal Investigations detectives (DCI). arrested a suspect linked to a brutal murder Human Resources Manager at Wells Fargo.

The suspect, Victor Ouma Okoth, was arrested on Monday, October 28, at a safe house in Nairobi’s Dandora Phase IV, where he allegedly “rented an apartment using the proceeds of crime.”

The arrest was facilitated by a coordinated investigation involving the DCI Special Unit, CRIB and operational units.

Forensic analysis placed Okoth at the scene, which led to his arrest at Muthaiga Police Station. Authorities continue to investigate, actively pursuing additional leads and working to identify and apprehend other suspects potentially involved in the crime.

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Source: TUKO.co.ke