When, in August of 1990, Scotland Yard’s Detective Superintendent John Troon, published his ‘Final Report’ on the investigation into the murder of Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr Robert Ouko, he had no firm suspects. Instead, his report could only call for ‘further investigations’.
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