Ndichu Brothers Records Statement Over Hotel Drama with Murgor Sisters
The Ndichu twins were Thursday grilled by detectives at Lang’ata Police Station over claims they assaulted sisters, Cheryl Murgor and Stephanie Murgor and damaged their car in an altercation at a Nairobi hotel on the 17th of this month.
Gathogo Wanjiru 
In their statement at the Langata police station where they were holed up for more than five hours, the Ndichu brothers now claim that the Murgor sisters are part of an extortion ring.
They claimed the sisters were in the company of men who were hell-bent on extorting them causing an altercation to lead them into becoming objects of blackmail.
Accompanied by their lawyer, Edwin Sifuna, the twins now want everyone captured on the CCTV charged with affray, an offense where multiple people take part in a fight.
On the claim of threatening to shoot, investigations have revealed that none of the Ndichu brothers is a licensed gun holder…
The investigation file is expected to be forwarded to the DPP's office for action.
