Major Peter Mugure, the military man accused of murdering his estranged wife and two children, will spend the next 21 days in remand, a Nanyuki court has ruled.
The same fate on Monday befell his co-accused Collins Pamba— a casual labourer at the Laikipia Airbase in Nanyuki suspected to have helped the major bury bodies of the three victims.
The two accused were presented before Nanyuki Chief Magistrate Lucy Mutai on Monday after spending two nights in police cells.
They were arraigned after a weekend of interrogation by detectives from Directorate of Criminal Investigations’ Serious Crime Unit.
Major Mugure, who wore a poker face throughout the court session, was detained on the request of Central Region Senior Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions Peter Mailanyi.
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