Post-Mortem Examination of Murdered Businessman in Kenya Yields Inconclusive Results

A post-mortem examination of Campbell Scott, a Scottish businessman murdered in Kenya, was inconclusive regarding the cause of death. Scott’s body was found bound and hidden in a sack of pineapples. Despite some injuries noted, investigators pursue further tests as two suspects remain in custody.

Recent reports indicate that the post-mortem examination conducted on the body of the Scottish businessman Campbell Scott, discovered in Kenya, has not revealed a definitive cause of death. Mr. Scott’s body was located inside a sack of pineapples in a forest approximately 60 miles from Nairobi, days after he went missing on February 17. Authorities have confirmed that he was found bound with ropes around his hands and legs, prompting the homicide unit to classify the case as murder.

The investigation into Campbell Scott’s death remains ongoing, with local authorities pursuing leads, including possible toxicology tests, to ascertain the cause of death. Despite the inconclusive findings of the post-mortem, significant injuries were noted, but they were deemed insufficient to explain his demise. As the case develops, further analysis and suspect interrogations are expected to provide clarity.

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