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How brothers plotted to grab their dying sibling’s millions from his widows, children

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A High Court judgment in Nakuru has uncovered a scheme by two brothers to inherit their late brother's wealth illegally, despite the existence of his children.

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A High Court judgment in Nakuru has uncovered a scheme by two brothers to inherit their late brother's wealth illegally, despite the existence of his children.

Justice Samuel Mohochi's ruling, dated August 15, reveals how Chang'masa Sogomo and Kiprotich AK Chesire forged documents to claim the estate of their late brother, Isaac Kiplagat Chesire, nine days before his death.