Suspected thugs have
broken into the private office of Simon Lilan, an Eldoret lawyer who went missing ten days ago.
John Tallam, Lilan's brother, said they were yet to confirm what was stolen in the Tuesday night
break-in. He said he learned of the incident on Wednesday.
Tallam said guards at the office along Nairobi Road in Eldoret
told him two people were spotted in the area before the raid but that they escaped.
Police visited the office and launched investigations, amid a search for the lawyer who claimed the late former Nominated MP Mark Too was assassinated.
Lilan had also alleged a plot to kill Too's first wife, Mary.
The lawyer had reported receiving threats following his push for Too's burial to be stopped, for an independent probe into his death to be carried out.
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The NIS joined the search for Lilan while the Law Society of Kenya condemned the rising cases of missing lawyers.
Human rights lawyer Willie Kimani, his client Josephat Mwenda and their taxi driver Joseph Muiruri went missing on June 23, 2016.
They were found dead seven days later, resulting in mass calls for the government to end cases of forced disappearances and extrajudicial killings.