Lawyer Paul Gicheru found dead
Paul Gicheru, a Kenyan Lawyer, who was facing charges of alleged witness interference at the International Criminal court is dead.
Gicheru’s family confirmed the tragic news, with a police report disclosing that he was found dead at his home in Karen.
The Standard reported that the OB report at Karen Police Station indicated that the lawyer had foam in his mouth.
His death comes just months after the ICC closed his defence before Trial Chamber II Judge Maria Samba.
He denied accusations of witness tampering after the prosecutor claimed that he was used to interfering with witnesses who testified against President William Ruto in his ICC case.
Gicheru was accused of corruptly influencing witnesses who were set to testify by paying bribes and drawing up affidavits they used to withdraw their testimony to the court.
