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3 nails hammered in skull of bricklayer who asked for pay after hard labour

There is no clear explanation concerning how three nails were jammed in the skull of a bricklayer. Fingers are pointed at his employer.

This led to the death of the 28-year-old Tuko News is reporting. He died on Wednesday, June 20, 2018, in the Meru County located in Kenya.

A cross section of Kenya's media jointly reported that the efforts of a man named Dominisiano Kaunga had ensured the deceased was admitted to the Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) where he died.

The Standard Media reports specifically that the critical condition of Robert Muchangi did not quite improve even after doctors at HNH removed the four-inch nails inserted in his brain.

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It added that X-ray photos showing the structure of Muchangi's skull revealed extreme damage.

The bricklayer's sister is not pleased with the police. She reportedly accused the force of being tight-lipped about her brother's killer believed to be well-known.

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