An autopsy conducted on Constance's body has officially ruled her death a homicide, dismantling any remaining possibility that she jumped or fell on her own from the sixth floor of a Kileleshwa Airbnb.
The findings have significantly deepened the trouble Odhiambo finds himself in. What investigators have uncovered goes beyond the fall itself.
The autopsy reveals that Constance had already sustained severe and serious injuries before she went over the edge of that building, meaning violence preceded her death.
The report documents a disturbing catalogue of physical trauma. Her body showed multiple injuries across different areas, including broken limbs, head abrasions, and clear evidence of blunt force trauma.
One of her lungs had also collapsed, a finding that the family's spokesperson says strongly points to a violent encounter having taken place inside that apartment before the fatal fall.
These findings effectively close the door on the suicide narrative that had been floated in earlier reports. The medical evidence tells a story of a young woman who was attacked before her death.
For Odhiambo, who was already being held as the prime suspect, the autopsy results transform the nature of the investigation entirely.
Detectives are no longer looking at a fall. They are now building a homicide case, and the evidence on Constance's body points directly to what happened inside that apartment.
Constance had travelled from Murang'a to Nairobi to meet Odhiambo, a man she had been seeing online. She never made it back home.
Her family, who have been vocal in their demand for justice, now have the autopsy results to back their calls. The case against Tony Odhiambo just got considerably stronger.
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