Brit 'Soldier X' living freely despite 'admitting' to stabbing Kenyan prostitute
dailystar.co.ukThe Times. The Nanyuki army base hosts several cohorts of British troops annually for eight-week training exercises.In 2019, a judge ruled the mother was murdered by British soldiers at an inquest in Kenya, however the British Army has never held an inquiry into the incident and personnel present on the the night of Agnes death have not been questioned by their military seniors.The UK claim they cannot conduct their own investigation into Agnes' death due to a treaty with Kenya.It is widely believed that "Soldier X", from the Duke of Lancaster Regiment, killed the young sex worker after a night of wild drunken group sex with prostitutes from the area.
Yet despite this, Soldier X remains a free man and is said to be living in England. It appears he is benefiting from a rumored cover up between the British and Kenyan governments and a 'bro-code' of silence between troops.
MailOnline reports members of the Duke of Lancaster Regiment allege the name of Agnes' killer was an open secret and that five different soldiers gave the same name to a journalist at The Times.
The paper also reports soldiers who were there on the night and involved in the orgy said they were shown Agnes body that evening by her alleged killer.In an interview with the Lancashire police, "Solider Y", also from the Duke of Lancaster Regiment, claimed Soldier X burst into the Nanyuki bar where other soldiers were getting loaded.
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