Terror has gripped Emurwa Dikir in Narok County after a suspected serial killer resurfaced and stabbed a villager to death before vanishing. The incident adds to a string of murders linked to the suspect.
Stephen Oloichoki, also known as Musa Sapia or Ololunga, is the prime suspect in this latest killing. The accused had previously served 15 years in prison before his release in March 2024.
Musa Ole Sapia alias Olulunga being escorted by the police.courtesy photo
Police investigations reveal Oloichoki is connected to at least six murders in Narok town and its surrounding areas. These killings occurred within a span of just four months.
The suspect’s violent pattern includes using specific weapons to attack his victims. Reports indicate he commonly employs a dagger and a Maasai rungu during his assaults.
Local vendors have been particularly vulnerable to these attacks. The series of murders has created significant fear and unrest among Narok residents.
Before this latest incident, law enforcement had made progress in their investigation. They successfully tracked the suspect through forensic evidence and CCTV footage.
Earlier breakthroughs in the case came through recovered mobile phones. These phones, stolen from victims, helped police link various crimes to the suspect.
The community’s response to these murders has been one of outrage and fear. Local authorities continue to urge residents to remain vigilant in their daily activities.
Police have also addressed concerns about misinformation in the area. They emphasize their commitment to restoring peace and security in the region.
The current investigation focuses on uncovering any additional connections to other crimes. Police are also looking into the possibility of accomplices in these murders.
This recent killing demonstrates that the threat remains active in the community. It comes as a stark reminder of the ongoing security challenges facing Narok residents.
Law enforcement agencies continue their efforts to apprehend the suspect. Their primary goal is to prevent any further violence in the region.
