{UAH} Gwokto/Pojim/Allan/Ocen/Bobby et al.....: Dennis Itumbi Arrested Over Ruto's Assassination Letter

Gwokto;

Your "amateur" Ruto Assassination Letter Author is "Makende'd"!

 

In my view, the Author/s should face "Treason" as this letter could have easily headed the country to civil war and or many deaths and huge insecurity plus ton loads of economic destruction.

How could 50+ people meet to discuss how to "assassinate" DP?

Itumbi and his ilk are the big losers of the "Handshake" as they lived on creating and issuing propaganda stories to sustain their lives before the handshake. Now Handshake in, they have to up their ante...... but how "amateurish" was this last peddled story?

Edmund

Dennis Itumbi Arrested Over Ruto's Assassination Letter

Dennis Itumbi Arrested Over Ruto's Assassination Letter Digital, Innovations and Diaspora Communications Secretary Dennis Itumbi has been arrested in connection with th...

• By Derrick Okubasu on 3 July 2019 - 1:34 pm
  Digital, Innovations and Diaspora Communications Secretary Dennis Itumbi. Twitter

• Digital, Innovations and Diaspora Communications Secretary Dennis Itumbi was on Wednesday arrested by DCI officers

  Itumbi was reportedly taken into custody in probe over a fake letter on an alleged plot to assassinate Deputy President William Ruto.

  The digital strategist was reportedly picked up by Flying squad officer at City Hall and bundled into a vehicle belonging to the DCI.

  Over the recent weeks, a letter believed to have been penned by a Cabinet Secretary claiming some colleagues were plotting to assassinate the DP emerged.

  
  The alleged letter that was sent to President Uhuru Kenyatta.

  On Sunday, Daily Nation published a story that indirectly linked him to the letter.

  The article detailed that two of DP Ruto's aides were being sought by the police on claims that they were responsible for circulating the fake letter.

  "They mentioned where the communication officers allegedly being sought work. We are about 10. None of us got a call or a text. Copy and paste journalism from unnamed sources who lie, should not find a home.

  "Journalism is at its lowest form, when Daily Nation pens a story and reproduces allegation after allegation - but does not bother to call or text any of the communication officers in the Presidency they claim are being sought by DCI and are in hiding," Itumbi lashed out.

  Doubts clouded the entire letter's authenticity after the detectives failed to find a hard copy of the letter at the house on the hill.

  Earlier, DCI officers disclosed that they had successfully traced the source of the controversial letter and that they would be summons soon.

  The detectives had received preliminary findings on the source of the letter from the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

  
  Digital, Innovations and Diaspora Communications Secretary Dennis Itumbi.