[PHOTOS] Lawyer Gicheru laid to rest at his Nakuru farm

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• The burial ceremony took place at his Farm in Kwa-Nguku village in Bahati, Nakuru County.

by SHARON MWENDE

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06 October 2022 - 17:20

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The burial ceremony of lawyer Paul Gicheru at Kwa-Nguku village in Bahati, Nakuru on October 6,2022.
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The family and friends of lawyer Paul Gicheru gathered on Thursday to lay his body to final rest at his home in Nakuru.

The family of Paul Gicheru at their farm in Bahati Nakuru County on October 6,2022.
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The burial ceremony took place at his Farm in Kwa-Nguku village in Bahati, Nakuru County.

Gicheru left behind a wife, Ruth Nyambura and three sons; Allan, Alex and Alvin.

The Clergy during the burial ceremony of the late lawyer Paul Gicheru on October 6, 2022.
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The lawyer passed away at his Karen home on Monday night, September 26.

Police said the ICC suspect ate late lunch and felt unwell and went to bed but he did not wake up.

The family of Paul Gicheru at their farm in Bahati Nakuru County on October 6,2022.
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The cause of death was unknown, prompting investigation into the matter.

Gicheru's autopsy was postponed twice last week amid claims of family squabbles.

The family of Paul Gicheru at their farm in Bahati Nakuru County on October 6,2022.
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The late Paul Gicheru's wife Ruth Nyambura and her first born son Allan Njoroge Gicheru during the burial ceremony at Kwa-Nguku village in Bahati, Nakuru on October 6,2022.
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The last respects as late Paul Gicheru is laid to rest at his farm in Nakuru County on October 6,2022.
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Lawyer Paul Gicheru has been laid to rest in his Bahati Farm in Nakuru County on October 6,2022.
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The family of Paul Gicheru at their farm in Bahati Nakuru County on October 6,2022.
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The late Paul Gicheru's wife Ruth Nyambura and her first born son Allan Njoroge Gicheru during the burial ceremony at Kwa-Nguku village in Bahati, Nakuru on October 6,2022.
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