A Kenyan man is set to face trial in US. The man is accused of killing 18 people. The Kenyan man is suspected of strangling women and robbing them in North Texas. The man identified as Billy Chemirmir will face trial on 12th November this year.
Billy Chemirmir was charged with killing eighteen people in Collin County and Dallas County.
Billy Chemirmir is a Kenyan aged 48 years and hails from Eldama Ravine in Baringo County. According to reports, Billy impersonated as a repairs and maintenance worker. He allegedly used this chance to gain access to people's houses and apartments.
The families of the victims suspected to have been killed by Chemirmir are hoping to secure conviction against the suspect.
The suspected murderer Billy Chemirmir is now staring at a lifetime imprisonment without acquittal.
According to reports, the office of the District Attorney John Creuzot affirmed that Billy Chemirmir will have no chance to die anywhere else in the world except in the Texas prison if found guilty.
The District Attorney, John Creuzot said that the lawyers from prosecution as well as defense are likely to fly to Kenya to learn and gather more information about Billy Chemirmir's past. 
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