Today, family members of Edwin Chiloba were gathered at Moi Teaching And Referral hospital where the post mortem process has been going on. The whole event was conducted by government pathologist Johansen Oduor and apparently these results are part of the evidence that will be used against the suspects who have been detained for 21days waiting for the second court day on 31st January. 
Apparently, it took hours for the procedure to be done and Johansen Oduor has just revealed the key thing done to Chiloba that made him pass away. As reported by Star media, his perpetrators were trying to fight him and he started screaming for help. To avoid any commotions or people coming to the crime scene, the suspects stuffed several pairs of socks in his mouth so that he could no longer breath or scream at all. 
He was overpowered and that's why he could no longer fight for his life. Basically stuffing socks in someone's mouth is so disturbing and it really denied Chiloba breathing capabilities. Johansen Oduor is yet to reveal more details to the public and the court will the results among evidence for murder. Source, Star.
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