He must have been one of the starving neighbours.

Mawinder - we don't care! Let the dead lie and his family and constituents grieve.

@masukuma - You are SO TIRING!!! Read the whole post before replying! You are quoting a post that you have either not read or understood. Can you read the post again SLOWLY.

When someone dies, it is the RESPONSIBILITY of the authorities to RULE OUT any foul play. It doesn't matter who the person is. That is why when someone dies, you MUST report to the police. The only problem in Kenya is that the story ends there. Post mortem examination is also meant to rule out foul play! Or why else do you want to know the course of death?

Finally, when someone dies and there are known people who would want to see him dead or would benefit directly from his demise then the need to get to the root course of death becomes critical!

YOU MEAN THIS SUNIL BEHAL

(From The Nation (Kenya) - AAGM)
Byline: Dominic Wabala
Prominent businessman and political wheeler-dealer Sunil Behal collapsed and died two hours after checking into a city hotel yesterday morning.

The 47-year-old construction tycoon, accompanied by a woman, had checked into the five-star hotel within the city centre at about 1 am. Nairobi police boss King'ori Mwangi said yesterday that detectives had taken samples of a white substance suspected to be heroin from the room where the tycoon died.

They were also investigating reports that the businessman took a full bottle of whisky after checking into the room, and ordered an extra 22 …

Yes.but it was not heroin or whisky that caused Sunil's death.Nation got the facts in a distorted way.

i read the whole thing.... that is where I am asking you not to jump the gun...

I wonder what you were reading!! I guess we can narrow the issue down to your not understanding what you read then!

Seriously @Angelica, most Kenyans loved this guy..it's not a cord vs jubillee thing..

RIP witness number 6!.........chilling, salamia namba 1!!!!!!.....my respects!!!!

Personally I never liked him let alone loved him. His association with Moi during the darkest times in this country is something I can never forget. And not just association but defense of Moi and his oppressive regime. And those who are saying that he was just making money are way off the mark! How about the fellow who makes money selling drugs to your son and pimping your daughter? Mutula's case was worse! People were detained, maimed, murdered, public property was looted, the economy was brought to it's knees etc. etc. And he DEFENDED the person who did all that! Most turned a blind eye but Mutula defended the culprit! Mutula did WAY more harm than good to Kenya. That's a no brainer!

But having said that, I would never wish harm to come to any fellow human being. It is sad when ANYBODY dies - in my world atleast. It is sad that he is dead. He was a father, husband, brother, grandfather etc and if you have ever lost someone close to you you will know how hard it is. Let's let the family grieve in peace but let us also not pretend he was an angel because he was not!