Below is a detailed debunking and analysis of Jowie Irungu’s alleged murder case by Veteran Cyprian Nyakundi’s take from his X (Twitter) account. C_NyakundiH
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The Call Logs
I have obtained the call logs of the deceased and of the first accused between 18th and 21st September 2018. The logs as shown below can clearly show that there is no time the two had any communication between them.
No calls, no SMS, no nothing!
This is the official report from Safaricom.
Her phone number then was #0715775856 while his was #0727010675… Where did the reports that the two had talked to each other come from? Did the media cook stories up or were they fed with cooked stories and as usual did not bother to countercheck?
Still on matters calls, according to the deceased brother’s statement, he had tried calling his sister’s phone in the night and in the morning but it went unanswered. The phone went off at around 11.37am the following day. Reports indicate that two of her phones had been immersed in the bathtub. If the phones were in the water, there is no way either of them would have been still on the following day while immersed in water not even hours after the alleged time of murder.
It is said that waterproof phones can stay underwater for a limited period. Usually, this time ranges from 5-30 minutes. From the call logs below, we can see that the last communication she made was an SMS sent to 2519 and another before sent to 0722549005 which was responded to at 23.22. Her number also received some calls up until 10.28 the following day even though the calls went unanswered.
Can a phone survive in water for more than 12 hours?
Thereafter, you can see the phone went dead completely as the IMEI/phone model did not register anymore as per the call logs below. So, if the murder took place the night of the 19th, how could the phone which has been immersed in water still be operational hours later? See call logs obtained from Safaricom below.