Caroline Kangogo died 36 hours before she was found, Government chief Pathologist explains Why

An autopsy conducted on the body of police constable Caroline Kangogo suggests she died of a gunshot wound after a bullet went through her brain, head and skull.

Kangogo's body arrived at the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital in Eldoret on Tuesday ahead of her burial in Elgeyo Marakwet county.

Here is what chief Government Pathologist Dr Johansen Oduor said

"From that point or angle in which Caroline Kangogo had the gun simple shows that her body had already undergone primary relaxation of muscles then in which it followed by stiffening of muscles ( rigor mortis) which brings about putrefaction (she died 36 hours ago)."

It was impossible for her to shoot herself and her hand and body undergone primary relaxation of muscles immediately.

She was shot else where and her body dumped in her father's bathroom