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Wednesday, March 24, 2021

Four Kenyan policemen on trial over custody death of 28-year old British aristocrat

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Four Kenyan policemen will stand trial for the murder of a British aristocrat who died in police custody in 2012, a judge ruled this week.

Alex Monson the 28-year-old son and heir to the 12th Baron Monson was found dead in his cell in Diani after being arrested for allegedly possessing cannabis.

Police said he died of an overdose, but reports by government pathologists said he suffered a traumatic blow to the head. An inquest later said there had been a cover-up and threats to witnesses.

This week, High Court Judge Erick Ogolla ruled that four officers -- Naftali Chege, Charles Wangombe Munyiri, Baraka Bulima and John Pamba -- must stand trial in Mombasa on murder charges.


“The accused should tell the court what happened since the deceased was arrested in good health,” Ogolla ruled.

Lord Nicholas Monson told The Telegraph that the decision over his son’s death was “certainly a relief.”

“I think we are all exhausted -- the process has been so enervating -- but we have to soldier on,” he said. “It is hard on all the family.”


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