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Businesswoman Cynthia Muthoni Kamau And Her Mother Arrested In Connection To Sh4.5M Fraud
No nonsence Detectives from Kilimani Police Station in Nairobi have arrested two women, a woman and her mother, in connection to a well-organised fraud syndicate.
Cynthia Muthoni Kamau and Rose Wambui Kamau were nabbed last week and accused of conning Kennedy Oketch for Sh4.5 million by lying to him that they were in a position to import him shoes of the said amount from China.
Oketch told detectives prior to their arrests that the two con women used trucks to steal his money.
The two will be arraigned in court on Thursday to face the charges of obtaining money by false pretences and conspiracy to defraud the complainant contrary to the law.
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