MURDER AT GOT ALILA | Episode 3: Molasses
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2019
- ‘Prepare your defense’’
New Scotland Yard detective John Troon investigating the death in February 1990 of Kenya’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr Robert Ouko, suggested a motive for his murder could have been an attempt to cover up a report into corruption surrounding the funding of the Kisumu Molasses plant. He named three Kenyan government ministers and indirectly President Moi. But were the witnesses he based his theory on, ‘truthful’ and ‘honest’ as Troon described them? Was their company as “reputable” as Troon thought? Who was really threatening Ouko just before he was murdered? Who were the real crooks - the accused or the accusers? Evidence at the time and new research tells the true story but why was it ignored?
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Who else is here after Mzee Nyayo passing??
I think of Dr. Ouko as being a very intelligent person....His intelligence outshined them all and this was the reason for him being murdered
12:06 - It's obvious somebody is paying for the laundry job - "no evidence of corruption"? As Kibaki used to say, if you must lie, lie intelligently
Totally Biwot never mentioned directly the name of Ouko but rather preferred as he/him
This story is not adding up. There is a consulting effort to debunk all motives and the question is why now?
my thought exactly
They are trying to rewrite history.
Exactly they trying to make sure the story goes away when the murder Incorporated boss Nicholas Biwott and Daniel Moi was involved
Quite intriguing story...completely contrary to what I had all along thought... jeez...
This is well put documentary i must say. Hongera citizen.
Why send government officials to meet incoming investigator or their presence at a postmortem,unless to intimidate the officials.
Yes, and cover up the murder. The state was deeply involved in the murder of Ouko and its cover up. Moi-Biwott-Oyugi-Anguka was the evil axis behind Oukos murder.
@@georgeodhiambo598 but why were they just envious that he was good at his job.
In investigations you do not throw away important details and punches as "hearsays"....U use them to drill out the truth dear Citizen!!!
Sijui niwashuku or i just stop watching this coz i can almost kinda predict the rest of the story as tuned by this guy!!!!
Find Moha to restart all this!
Moha is NOT the same Moha he is now in government eating with them all 😞
Good job facts on facts
There might have been some dirty dealings in the wholes Molasses plant deal that led to the murder and Oyugi surely had a part in that act .
What a waste of my time? kizungu miiingi with no substance.
Why does the series sound like a paid advert.
That Oyugi told Troon that his (Troon's) findings were wrong and that Ouko committed suicide is very telling. I don't know whether the Italians had anything to do with the murder or not, but Oyugi definitely knew something.
Too many secrets here.
The evil axis that killed Ouko was Moi-Biwott-Oyugi-Anguka in that order. of descending criminality. Ouko's murder required an axis that apart from having the motive, could also plan, execute and cover up the murder. Oyugi didnt just know something. He was the top hatchet man. It is no wonder that he had to be eliminated by the top 2 conspirators when things became elephant. Alikuwa ndani, ndani, ndani kabisa!
oyugi knew bt he was told to tow the line or follow ouko so he just followed orders
@@omemaskema9012 told by who?
This whole thing is BS the presenter seems to disapprove all motives whilst pointing us to a dead end. Seems like this documentary has a mission of which it doesn't want to point us to Ouko's killers.
Maybe its a pitch for the presenter's good command in English. Upus.
The same Marianne Brinner who cost Jeff his job. Poisoned chalice this one.
Why is that muzungu denying any leads that uncover Ouko death??
Job cap.3
Italian mafia who wanted molasses plant contract finished Ouko.
Possible theory...and with the help of corrupt colleagues. Snuffing out someone's life forgetting that they would all follow him to the grave soon enough. Life comes full circle
Stop turning to Italian mafia for Oukos murder. The mastermnds were right here in Kenya. A little expertise could have come from Italian mafia. But Moi-Biwott-Oyugi-Anguka axis were in the thick of things. And when Oyugi wanted to spill some beans, he was quickly silenced. Anguka saw the signs of the times when he was singularly charged with the murder and he took off to USA. That left Moi and Biwott as the key drivers of Ouko's murder. Yes Moi and Biwott. The rest were dispensable using the organs of the state. And many, even only peripherally involved lost their lives soon after Oukos murder. Moi and Biwott.
18.40 handshake of the freemasons
Bethwel kiplagat was another clown, very crafty in his dealings... He died a sorry man apart from his family no one even remember him
Kiplagat B is Dead?
@@onenjosh Yes! He died quite a while ago. I think he knew more that he said, but I doubt if he was anywhere near the planning, execution and the cover up of the murder. It was Moi-Biwott-Oyugi-Anguka in that descending order of criminal responsibility.
@@georgeodhiambo598 yeah, he knew much more,and was involved in Wagalla massacre
....the main suspect is the family ???
A good question.Citizen TV is becoming ridiculous. Was the "family" that killed Ouko also responsible for tapping his phone line a few days before he was killed? Did the family also contract the local security agencies to follow him secretly as was revealed in the Gicheru Commission? Was the family also responsible for cooking up the ridiculous suicide theory? What about the massive cover up that followed his death? Was the family responsible for dispatching the chief hatchet man (Oyugi) to his creator when state lies could no longer hold and with Oyugi indicating his willingness to testify before the Gicheru commission. Remember, Oyugi had just been drop from the powerful docket of Secretary to the Cabinet to be the Chairmanbof GM and he knew he had lost favour with Moi and Biwott. He was ready to spill the beans! Who installed listening devices in the rooms of the judges of the Commission when things began hottening up? The family? Why was the Gicheru commission hastily disbanded when it started delving into politics of corruption around the molasses factory? Did the family disband it too? Ouko's death was planned, executed and covered up by the highest office in the Land. It was the evil axis of Moi-Biwott-Oyugi-Anguka in that order of descending criminality. This media house iwache kutuchezea akili.
@@georgeodhiambo598 Exactly,,these are bribed medias,They won't bribe God
Lie..............
So who killed ouko and why was he killed
Fellow ministers and too good at kissing ass
Moi and Biwott were at the apex of the planning of Oukos murder. Oyugi and Anguka were next in line. The purpose of the murder was to silence for ever voices that were raising corruption questions about the molasses plant. The biggest mistake Ouko made was to think that Moi and Biwott read from different scripts when it came to corruption at the plant. He reported Biwott's corrupt dealings to Moi. That was his undoing.
molasses we know who owns the molasses in kisumu
In 1990 the owners were possible different people upto around 2003. Your line of thinlking won't work son.
Up until when and even after Ouko was murdered, the molasses plant was owned by the government. Ouko's assassination was not about ownership of the factory. It was all about the corrupt activities that went on in the construction and attempted revival of the factory. Ouko was killed for attempting to name and shame the corrupt elements around the factory. He was genuinely concerned about its completion. But he made one fundamental mistake. He thought that Moi and Biwott were different entities in the the molasses scandal. He reported Biwott to Moi and exposed himself. The government auctioned the factory almost 10 years after Oukos death. Stop throwing smokescreens around Oukos death. The Moi-Biwott-Oyugi-Anguka axis were responsible for masterminding the murder and attempted cover up of Oukos death in that order of descending criminal responsibility.
Problem with think tribal average IQ chap
Another effect of marijuana
Ati we know😂😂😂
What's up with 'Ouko' being pronounced as 'Ooko'?
P
After all most of them are dead.
So what,??????? Let Ouko rest on peace
I almost believed you but the government held alot of secrets. Don't debank the investigation of troon who was 1st hand... All this is based on a theory... Who sponsored the documentary .. waste of my time
History repeats itself. Those responsible for Ouko's murder and cover up must be named and shamed whether they are dead or alive. They must be named anywhere and everywhere to ensure their offspring never develop such evil thoughts ever again. And anyone trying to continue with the cover up, like this media house must be quietly but firmly forced to shut up. The ghost of Ouko will be around for a very long time to come. The murderer's children and their children's children must face this shame and pay for the sins of their fathers and grandfather's - cross generational curse.
Unaniboh na fixed and planned rumours bwana,,you seem not to had understand why and who killed Daktari,,we even don't want to hear such rumours nkt
@@wansmoh755 Put forth and explain your more correct facts! There were already established facts about Ouko's murder. Troon report had clear indicators. Gicheru commission which was a public enquiry allowed allegations to be tested and proven or discarded. If you can't deal with and comprehend those facts, then you are obviously in a discussion that's above your head. Isn't it only natural that you would be bored with a subject that is above your head? Just stay away if you can't comprehend. No one is out to make you get interested in what you can't comprehend!
@@georgeodhiambo598 yea,,,what I intended to mean is that they should not fool us man,, History never lies,,Ouko being sharp like the mongrel that called himself cjui total man,,so they envied him
You are telling us nothing,,you can't be in a position of thinking that people can be easily fooled,,leave Ouko's spirit to rest in peace,,God will give a good judgement,,stop trying to fool Kenyans,,,
I agree with moha completely we know the owner of the Kisumu molasses,so what is the hustle bustle now