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Kiambu murders: What we know so far

Kiambu murder weapons

Members of the public look on at the Jikaze IDP camp in Maai Mahiu, Nakuru County, as detectives dig up weapons used to murder a family in Kiambu as well as their foreman, on January 9, 2021.

Photo credit: Cheboite Kigen | Nation Media Group

As the mystery of the shocking Kiambu murders deepens, here is a look at what we know so far.

Four members of the same family -- Nicholas Njoroge Warunge, Ann  Wanjiku Njenga, their 13-year-old son son Christian Njenga and adopted nephew Maxwell Njenga, also 13 -- were killed alongside foreman James Kinyanjui, who had been working at a construction site within the family’s home. The murders took place at their home in Kiambaa’s Karura Village on the night of January 5.