A man claiming to be a son to the late politician Ole Ntimama was denied a bid to exhume the deceased’ body to conduct a DNA test.
George Kariuki, pseudonym George Kariuki Ntimama, has requested that the expired’s body be uncovered so as to find out his gathering under the watchful eye of the court rejected the case.
William Musyoka said that the man could acquire the DNA from the living kids and there is no compelling reason to uncover the body as asked.
Musyoka likewise said that Kariuki was not able to demonstrate the paternity situation when Ntimama was as yet alive but to hurry to court when he is no more.
He reminded the complainant that he had over 30 years to demonstrate that Ole Ntimama was his dad however he fizzled. He said that uncovering the body of the ex-serve was an exercise in futility and exasperating his everlasting harmony.
“The court noticed that the solicitor had quite a while, over 30 years, inside which he could have tried to be perceived,” said Musyoka to some extent, as cited by a local paper
Musyoka additionally said that the man had not given the court enough motivations to take into account the exhumation of the body. He further noticed that the move could be an indication of infringement of the religious just as social convictions of the network of the expired.
in 2016, Kariuki endeavored to stop the internment of the late ex-serve yet his endeavors demonstrated pointless.