Forensic experts have sensationally added another twist to Maina Njenga’s claims that he was shot 30 times in which he survived without a bulletproof vest.
According to the former Mungiki leader, his car was sprayed with 30 bullets at the Nairobi Nyahururu highway and his survival was as a result of an angel of God he saw during the attack. The bone of contention however comes about from a jacket Maina had allegedly worn during the ill fated day. On Monday 2, Maina showed journalists the jacket which is said to have no blood stains.
After a keen review of the jacket by forensic experts, a professor of forensic pathology pointed out at the possibility that the jacket may have been shot at after the incident.
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A Kenyan forensic expert has publicly challenged claims by controversial former Mungiki leader Maina Njenga that he was shot with “30 bullets,” describing the statement as medically, ballistically, and scientifically implausible.
Njenga, who has recently returned to the public spotlight with political ambitions, told supporters and media that he survived being hit by 30 bullets — a claim that has drawn both sympathy and skepticism.
However, a forensic pathologist speaking to Diaspora Messenger on condition of anonymity says the story does not withstand professional scrutiny.
“From a forensic standpoint, it is virtually impossible for a human being to survive 30 gunshot wounds, especially if they are from high-velocity firearms, without massive trauma, organ failure, and prolonged intensive care,” the expert said.
