The country's top spy said his team is expecting a confession from the UK suspects or denial which will then mean going through the trial process.
"We may get a confession which may be easier for us because we will have to airlift the suspect. In the event there will be confession, we will still airlift the suspect back and the relevant procedures will follow," the DCI boss said.
He further said his team will also pursue other suspects who assisted the suspect in moving the body from the room and dumping her to the septic tank.
Last week, the Director of Public Prosecutions Noordin Haji ruled out using a social media confession of the British soldier alleged to have killed Wanjiru to take the suspects to court.
Haji said his office will have to wait for the DCI to conclude its probe and identify the real suspects behind the nine-year-old murder case.
The Attorney General has also written to the UK authorities to help in identifying the culprit who made fun of Wanjiru in a group of nine colleagues, through a Facebook post, in which they laughed over the crime.
Speaking when he appeared before the National Assembly’s Defence and Foreign Relations Committee, the DPP termed the social media confession insufficient, saying he will not rely on the same to prosecute his case.
Edited by D Tarus
