Justice Roselyn Korir has sentenced all six individuals convicted in the murder of former Juja MP George Thuo to 15 years imprisonment each. The sentencing follows the convicts being found guilty of the crime on April 19, 2024.
In her ruling, Justice Korir emphasized the severity of the crime and the necessity for justice to be served, highlighting the impact of Thuo’s murder on his family and the community. The sentence is set to run from the date of their conviction, ensuring that the time they have already spent in custody will count towards their sentence.
The case has garnered significant public attention, reflecting widespread concern over political violence and the need for accountability. The sentencing marks a critical step in addressing the crime and delivering justice for the late George Thuo and his family.
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