Reward to anyone with information-serial killer Jumaisi Kalusha

He fled with 12 Eritreans from the Gigiri Police Station on August 20 and has not been seen since then. This comes two months after his daring escape.

Initial reports following the escape revealed that the 13 individuals breached a wire mesh barrier and subsequently climbed over a perimeter wall to gain their liberty. This incident occurred shortly after Jumaisi’s arrest on the morning of Tuesday, August 20th.

The station’s five police officers were apprehended after preliminary investigations revealed that they had helped in the escape. It was reported that the escapees simply walked out the main entrance.
On August 22, they were all granted a cash bond of Ksh200,000 each to enable investigations into the matter. 

After his arrest in July, a search warrant served at his house led to the recovery of a variety of items that allegedly connected him to the crimes. These items included 24 SIM cards, 8 smartphones, 2 feature phones, one laptop, one hard drive, two flash drives, and one memory card. Additionally, the search revealed one machete, 12 nylon sacks, one pair of industrial rubber gloves, one pink female handbag, 2 female panties, 5 rolls of cannabis, 4 clear adhesive tapes, one nylon rope, one reflective jacket, 2 title deeds, and 2 notebooks with assorted documents.

According to reports, Jumaisi had confessed to 42 murders including his wife, which occurred between 2022 and July 2024, while he was being held in custody following the discovery of women’s bodies at the Kware dump site in Mukuru. His lawyer, however, refuted the allegations that the suspect had voluntarily provided the information, asserting that he had been subjected to torture and abuse by the officers in order to extract a confession. It is regarded as absurd that they would insinuate he had confessed.