Killer Cop Caroline Kangogo Speaks From Hideout, Lists Conditions

This was after the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) hired senior counsel John Khaminwa to bargain a deal with the police, represent her in court, and have her released on bond.

Sources privy to the communication between the fugitive and the detectives detailed that corporal Kangogo wished not to be detained in any police station as she feared for her life.

Her fears were aligned with extrajudicial deaths reportedly orchestrated in police cells, with multiple cases of mysterious suspect's deaths being investigated in the recent past. 

While speaking on Thursday, veteran lawyer John Khaminwa acknowledged that he had also heard of such reports alleging that Kangogo had listed conditions prior to turning herself into the authorities.

However, he dismissed claims that she had spoken to his law firm and declined to comment on whether the officer was in a position to list her choices and preferences, and negotiate for herself.

"I don't know her personally. I have never met her. Maybe she is familiar with me and we may have interacted in the court's precinct as I represented my clients.

Caroline Kangogo was accused of murdering two individuals, John Ogweno - a police constable in Nakuru, and Peter Ndigwa - a security expert and former police in Juja, Kiambu County.