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Will on Belgian widow’s Sh100m estate was forged, witness says

Murder suspects John Hari Gakinya and Lucy Waithera Njuguna

Lawyer John Hari Gakinya (left) and Ms Lucy Waithera Njuguna at the High Court in Milimani on March 16, 2022 where they are charged with killing Belgian widow Dysseleer Mirreile Lesoipa.

Photo credit: Richard Munguti | Nation Media Group

A will related to a Sh100 million estate belonging to a Belgian widow was forged, a forensic documents examiner has told a court in a murder trial.

Senior Superintendent of Police John Muinde, from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI), said all the documents presented to him to verify whether they had been signed by the late Dysseleer Mireille Lesoipa, alias Leila, were forgeries.