A 34-year-old man who was arrested a month ago for the murder of a Nakuru-based businesswoman Veronica Kanini, Monday led detectives to two other graves where he had buried other victims.
Moses Kipchirchir Ruto led Mogotio-based detectives to two shallow graves where he had buried a woman believed to have been his wife and her son.
The suspect, last Sunday, confessed to killing Purity Chebet, 24, and her baby boy who was barely two-year-old in early September before burying their remains along the banks of River Molo in Mogotio, a few metres from where he would later bury the Nakuru businesswoman.
Mr Ruto, who was married to Chebet, told detectives that he committed the act after a family feud.
After digging through the spot, detectives exhumed the decomposed remains of mother and son, a few metres from where Kanini’s body was discovered a month ago.
It is believed the suspect had been in a clandestine love affair with Kanini, before they fell out after the woman told him that she had found another man.
The disappointed man would then kill the businesswoman in cold blood.
The suspect will take plea on January 21 next year for the murder of Ms Kanini.
