Dan Wangu who had no difficulty being named claimed his friends were arrested by the same group on May 4 which is in charge of security in the church.
“My friends Jonte, P and Kamai are nowhere to be seen… we don’t know whether they were also killed. We have looked for them in all police stations even in Machakos, mortuaries but we are yet to find them,” he bemoaned.
On Monday, Kajiado County leaders led by Senator Peter Mositet asked police to expedite investigations to end the agony of families whose kin are missing and to bring the culprits to book.
He also said police should investigate Hope International Church over the killings.
“What has been seen here is really horrific and we never thought such a thing can be found in our county. We understand that quite a lot of people have been reporting that their relatives are missing,” he lamented.
Post-mortems on bodies exhumed from the mass grave were however suspended to await family members who are yet to show up at the City Mortuary.
Chief Government Pathologist Johansen Oduor told Capital FM News that he would only conduct autopsies once family members arrive.
He appealed to those who suspect that their kin are among the dead to provide DNA samples to help identify them.
Police officers handling the matter say identities of those killed will help unravel the mystery behind the murders which have been linked to a long-standing land tussle between various brokers in the region.
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