Eastleigh – CCTV footage has emerged showing the final moments of two daughters found dead next to their mother

• An Eastleigh family is calling for justice after the horrific murders of three missing family members on Monday 21st October
• CCTV footage has emerged showing the final moments of two women who were found dead next to their mother
• From the clip, the girls in casual hijab dresses are seen leaving the house at around 12.53pm.

TUKO.co.ke journalist Amos Khaemba brings over three years of experience in politics and current affairs in Kenya.

Nairobi – Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) are still trying to solve the mysterious murder of three women in Eastleigh.

A family from Eastleigh, Nairobi is demanding justice after three members of the family, a mother and her two daughters, were found murdered in different locations in Nairobi on Tuesday.

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On Tuesday, October 22, three members of the family, a mother and her two daughters were found murdered in different locations in Nairobi.

The three, identified as Waris Daud, his daughter Amina Abdirashid, 21, and his niece Nuseiba Dahir, 12, from Eastleigh, went missing and their bodies were found in Bahati, Parklands and Machakos.

CCTV footage has emerged showing the last moments of the two, aged 21 and 12, before they disappeared.

Footage shared by The Eastleigh Voice shows the girls leaving home in their casual hijab outfits at around 12.53pm.

From the footage seen by TUKO.co.keone of the girls is seen making a phone call for about two minutes in the apartment parking lot.

After a few minutes of talking on the phone, footage showed the duo heading to a car (believed to be a taxi) that had just arrived outside the venue before getting into it. It was the last time the two girls were discovered.

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As previously reported, Sumeya Noor, a close relative, said Amina and Swaiba left home in search of their mother, who had gone to hospital the same day but had not yet returned to home

According to Sumeya, Waris felt unwell on Monday, October 21, around 7 pm. He informed his daughter Amina and niece Nuseiba that he was going to the hospital to seek medical attention.

Around 9pm, Amina called her mother to check on her. Waris assured him that he would be back soon.

When Waris failed to return home after a few hours, Amina and Nuseiba decided to go to the hospital where their mother had gone, but never returned.

Unfortunately, on Tuesday, October 22, the family received the heartbreaking news that their children had been found in the Park Road and Bahati areas.

His mother’s body was found in the bush in Machakos, murdered in a similar manner, suggesting that one person could be behind all three murders.

Source: TUKO.co.ke